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VOL. LVTL, NO. 132 (CSasaiUed Advertlaing oa Pago 19) MANCHES’TER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1938 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE GEf
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CoUapsingr Highway Bridge Wrecks Cars HGHT TO RETAIN jm OF PLOT
DEATH TOLL MOUNTS
FATAL TO EIGHT PUBUOTYASTO
HUGE SALARIES RUSSnRALS
AS FLOODS SUBSIDE Sc-
Frogresshre Repnblicao At- Treason Defendant Avers
^ tack Attempt To Giange Trotsky Got Milfion Dol- ALONG WEST COAST
Law; F. D. R. B eH eved^- lars From Foreign States
Plane Search Delayed by Flood Over 100 Bodies Foimd tail ing Up Hoors-Wages AcL And Firms To Aid Revolt At Least Another 100 Re*i
Waabington, March 5.— (AP) — Moscow, March 6—(AP) —Jap- Repreaentatlve Boileau (Prog., Wia.) ported Missinf; M u f; anese told him, defendant and ex- said today he might offer an amend- Ambasaador C:iinatian Rakovaky ment to the tax bill to continue pub- testified In Moscow’s greatest trea- Places Still Isolated; Wire j
licity for corporation salaries over son trial today, of Japan’s need In 1934 for some incident to serve as $15,000 a year. Boileau said he Service Being Restc agreed entirely with Pfealdent an excuse for attacking C3itna. Rakovsky, former Soviet Ambas- Roosevelt’s assertion at his press conference yesterday that auch pub- sador to France who with hla 20 col- licity was a matter of "simple mor- leagues pleaded guilty to conspiracy Jycm Angelefl. March 6 .- ^ ality.” Pending legislation which asserted his Information came from revises the tax system does not in- eminent Japanese st Tokyo In that (A P I— The toil of dead
clude a provision for the publicity. year. missing in Southern Caiifi Contending that some corpora- The possibility of conflict between nia’s most devaatating tions pay directors and vice-presi- Ekigland and Japan over (%lna dis- soared over the 200 mark dents salaries ridiculouslj' higher These two automobtlea, shown as workmen sought to salvage them, were wrecked when a highway turbed the con^irators, Rakovsky than their services warrant, the bridge near Del Mar, Calif., gave said, because they were playing day as rehabilitation work way before the torrents which spread destruction through the Los IVlaconaln representative added: "It Angeles area. .A list of the dead and missing In the region approximated 150. with their intelligence acrvlcca, for tinned. Is a racket. It Is a graft. And I aid tn a plot to overthrow the Soviet think the one way by which to abol- regime. The latest check showed ish that racket, that graft, la to Rakovsky described followers of bodlea have been found, 77 give it publicity." b Andit makes Leon Trotsky, -sxiled warlord who. which have been identified, Even though Mr. Roosevelt has JAPS PLAN A LONG Russia charges, inspired anti-Soviet thoritiea estimated at least spoken out strongly for the provi- TINY MISTAKE SEE AOION SOON Intrique, as “ the advance guard of other 100 persons are mil sion. some prominent Democrats International aggression’’ In trying suggested that he might not get It, to provoke war against Russia, par- and will require days to c Tries to Hold Up An Er- because the House voted 2 to 1 a HANKOW CAMPAIGN IN TVA DISPUTE ticularly by Japan. The death toil la expected year ago for repeal of the present Puirilist — Gets KniKked Jap Ambassador Usten* be considerably swelled, law requiring such publicity. ITie Out With a Right Hook. The Japanese ambassador to Mos- rounded by yellow flood Senate never acted on the repeal cow. Mamoru Shlgemitau, appear- measure. Chinese Throw New Troops Chicago, Mareh 5.— (AP)-*-a President Tells Officials He ed for the first time during the trial are farm houses as yht Ii G. O. P. Inquiry would-be robber discovered to- and heard the startling testimony. Republicans quickly brought the day, after the birdies quit chirp- aible. Fate of the inhabitants Rakovsky said he had sent Jap- still a matter of guess-work.' President’s statement into House Into Shansi To Meet The ing, that , although \ViIliam Win Move To End The anese secret service operatives five debate on the tax bill yeaerday. Cepak quit' the prize ring 20 analyses of Soviet internal condi- The laborious, alow rsm< Waving a newspaper carrying the years ago his right hook atlll tions between 1934-36 which "were Search for a missing transport plane was delayed by the flood President’s press conference re- Threat To .Capital City. packed a fearful wallop. of thick carpets of flood Fend Of The Directors. painted in the blackest colors to around Fresno, Calif., (above) near where the plane was last reported. and debris continues to marks, Representative Hoffman Cspak, now 45, weight 162, * whet the appetites of the , aggres- There were nine aboard. Realdcpta In the area reported seeing (R„ Mich.) arose Jo assert: "If It a publisher and fight promoter the pount of victims. sors.” flares dropped from a plane, hearing a crash, and hearing two pistol Is a question of public morals, we Shanghai, March 6.— (A P ) — ^ who once was a featherweight The witness told of becoming an shots aftcrwarcL ss MIUJON DAMAGB. ought to have it in this tax bill the ' of some renown, deliver^ said Washlngtdn, March 5— (A P )— Nor will the dai same as we did last year. Why isn’t Long-range Japanese opeiations would-be robber, cold aa a President Roosevelt, informed of- agent of the British Intelligence aer. vice after he had been visited by when prolonged, torrential It there?" aimed at HankoV—seat of the Chi- mackerel, to the LkwndiUe po- ficials predicted today, will act soon caused Southern Oallfontfa’a "The Ways and Means Commit- lice. two of Its alleged agents, whom he nese troops d fending two widely- to end the feud between directors called Armstrong and Leckert, at tomartly thin, gantla rivers to i tee." Representative Vinson (D., While signing complaint, over their banka—be estlmatefl'’ Ky.) replied, ’’bows to the will of the separated battlefronU. While hard- Cepak explained he was driving of the Tennessee Valley Authority the end of 1924 when Rakovaky was LOUIS J . REILLY, MENTION MCMAHON pressed Chinese forces along the regardless of aay projected (3on- Ambassador to London. soma time. House. W’e would have been In an to hla home In suburban Cicero Prellralnary estimates by awkward poaltion If we had Includ- Yellow River fought to hold the when a man jumped Into his car gresslonal investigation. They told him, be proclaimed, Mr. Roosevelt was represented aa that he had been accepted as ambas. however. Indicated that the. ha' ed It in this bill, after the House had Japanese north of that Centrm at a stoplight, made him move EOrrOR, IS DEAD FOR JACKSON’S JOB wreaked upon pubUe property voted for repeal." Ct'ina barrier, the Japanese field over, and drove the car. determined that Internal diaaenalon aador because be waa close to Trot- aky and they«jntroduced him In exceed $50,000,000 la the foe Opponents of publicity contend army along the Yangtze west ol The ear skidded Cepak said, should not be allowed to Imperil the five affected eouatlae of that its chief result has been to fur- Wuhii was reinforced by at least, a "and I let him have It.” ^ tha success of TVA, designed os a reatsurant to "the chief of the Rua- sion section of ITic IntcHlthnce’ ser- Aaseles. Ban Bernardtne, nish promoters and the criminally full divisihit power and and Orange. ceil. Preaently he came to, social programs. vice named Richardson, Robertson Death Comes Unexpectedly Man Who Never Lost Case Military observers believed this or maybe Nicholson.” No estimate baa baan hiiaidad (Contlniied on Page Five) strong reinforcement meant the identified himself as CTiarles The President’ evidenced that he Rakovsky said Trotsky approved to the damage done to homes Japanese Intended to start a smash- Boyles, 28, and Inquired: "What was following the situation closely To Bridgeport Newspaper In Supreme Court May Be cr^. hit m e?" when he made public yesterday the the contact, and that tn 1934 he re- ing.drive westward toward Hankow viewed It. ‘The worst damage and moat aa soon as heavy rains, which have suggestion of Director David Ullen- talitiea were recorded along thal and Vice (Chairman Harcourt Army Deaths Explained man Known AH Over State The New Trust Baxter. RENEW AIR RAIDS delayed activities, abate. The C3U- Testimony from among the 21 Santa Ana river wUeh runa ont nese have been resisting stubborii- A. Morgan that Chairman Arthur confessed conspirators bos brought the Sierra Modre mountains ly In this area. LAKE IS DRAINED B. Morgan retire. to light seeming explanations for San Bernardino and flows to Two days earlier, CTialrman Mor- CTilneae reports said ten Japanese the execution of eight army gener- Brf3geport, March 5.— (AP) — Washington, March 5.—tA P )— Pacific through rich citrus ‘ IN SPANISH WAR warships suppqrUng the troops al- gan had sharply criticized bis col Louis J. Reilly, managing editor of S|>eculatlon on a successor to Rob- Many thousands of peraoM leagues and, in effect, had said that ready have begun shelling shore (Uontinoed on Page ’Two) ert H. Jackson In the administra- made bomeleas in this region, IN KIDNAP SEARCH TVA could get along better without the Bridgeport and Telegram died flood waters still lay in defenses from a point on the and Sunday Post, one of the best tion’s trust-busting job centered to- Yangtze 30 miles west of Wubu. them. stretches over the farm land. Rebel Planes Kill More Than He also demanded a sweeping known and ablest newspapermen In day on Brien McMahon, bead of the Ck>roipunlcatlon networks and This scene of operations is approxi- the state, died unexpectedly at 5 a. mately 176 miles from Hankow. Congresalonal Investigation of the Justice Department’s criminal divi- portatlon were slowly brought Teieidione Messages To Fa- m., today at hla home following a toward normalcy. . 100 In Raids Along East To meet th« situation created by agency. Several proposals for such INJURY CLAIM HELD sion, and Assistant Solicitor Gen- an investigation have b^n mode. heart attack. eral Golden W. Bell. Highways were being sweeping Japanese victories In News of Mr. Reilly’s death shock- southern Shansi province, Chinese ther Of Levine Boy Say Dispute Over Power Also mentioned as probabilltiea enabling traffic to mova all Coast— On Other Fronts. While CTialrman Morgan said the ed not only his colieagues tn the on the list from., which President tions out of Loe Angelee, with sent heavy reinforcements to bul- SUPERIOR TO BOND newspaper field In the city, county wark their defenses against the differences went far deeper, the Roosevelt will pick a new chief of caalonal detoura. Landslides His Son Was Drowned. outward manifestations of the dis- and Mate, but hundreds of persons the anti-trust division were Assist- blocked the coastal road, north, threatened Japa.',eae drive on Han, who had known him for years as kow from that direction. pute have been largely over power. ant Attorneys General James W, the Innerroute to San FrancisoO Hendaye, France, At the Spanish "Lou” Reilly, In the newspaper. In- Frontier, March .— (A P)—Insur- In this, the clash has been princi- U. S. Court Rules Accident Morris and Carl McFarland. open, aa were highways east 6 » If they succeed In fighting their surance and political fields. McMahon has yet to lose a case gent bombing planes have killed way aorosa the Yellow River some- New Rochelle, N. Y., March 5.— pally between (Chairman Morgan south to San Dltgo. and Llllenthal. Mr. Reilly was somewhat Indis- before the Supreme Ck>urt. Morris mora than 100 persons along the ^ e f o along the border of Shansi (A P )—Tense silence setlled over Bus service waa resumed on Spanish east coast in a renewal of Dr. H. A. Morgan, whose forte ia Judgment Takes Priority posed, although not apparently HI has served as chief of the claims ways to the north, east and province, the Japanese probably will the home of 12 year old Peter Le- division and now heads the tax systematic air raids. first strike at the Important eaat- agriculture, has not taken the In- last evening and ret'red earlier than Train service was partially vine, suspected kidnap victim, as itiative on this question, but hss ueual. He was rei>tless and fitful divlalon. -The attacks on major centers of weat Lunghai railway and then push from San Franciaco to Loe sided with Ullenthal. Under Bankruptcy AcL throughout the night and st a. m.. McFarland, who collaborated with population apparently were intend- through aoutheaat Shenal and New York city police began drain- 1 over the Southern Pacific The latter has sought to keep the today developed pain and symptoms Attorney General Cummings a year The Santa Fe railroad. Its ed to crack the morale of govern' Hopeh province In a flanking attack ing a Bronx lake today In a search ago on an exhaustive history of tha ment Spain in preparation for an on Hankow. for hla body. TVA ss alooB as possible from priv- of a heart attack. Impassable, used buses to carry ate power Interests in the Tennessee st. Louis, Mareh 5— (A P )— The Doctor Summoned Justice Department, recently reor- offensive the insiuyenta plan to Severe fighting in southern Shansi Three anonymous telephone mes- sengers to and from Barotew sages from widely scattered points basin, whereas his colleague-adver- attorney who won a U. S. Circuit Dr. Robert J. Lynch, a personal ganised the lands division. start this spring. previnee, about 850 miles northwest Senate approval of his nomina- Its trains were halted Hardest hit by the raided was In Manhattan,’’ Brooklyn and the sary has counselled more coopera- Court of Appeal* decision giving friend of many years, who lives of Hankow, was taking place to- personal injury claims of employes tion by a 62 to 4 vote advanced SMU Dongor Alcanlx, behind the lines In Teruel day. Bronx sent police to Indian Lake In tion and a long-range program for nearby waa hastily summoned but The region emerged Crotona Park, where, partly cov- joint distribution of power produced priority over bondholders’ Hens es- Jackson yesterday ' to the Import- province, where at least 100 persona Chinese authorities announced all efforts were unavailing and Mr. ant post of solicitor general. "Nay" from tU Inundation and cli were' killed and b damage tn- ered by snow on the hank, they at TVA dams. timated today that the opinion RelUy succombeo within a short might add ’’millions” of dollars to worked feverishly to throw off filcted Wednesday. A number of found a note reading: Threatened To Quit time with hts family at the bedside. (Csallnited on Page Five) “ Find Levine boy In middle of rail reorganization coats. (Oontinued on Page IWo) storm paralyals. in soma seel buildings were destroyed. Two years ago there were re- He ia survived by his widow, the tbr threat of further death and dt A fleet of 12 Insurgent planes lake." The decision, affirming as prefer- ports that Chairman Morgan had ential a $16,00 judgment awarded former Oenevlevi Heaphy: a daugh- aster still Impended. bombed Alcaniz and, according to A crudely drawn' arrow pointed asked President Roosevelt not to ter Jean Wade Reilly, two sons, toward the indicated spot. to Guy W. Williams, former Frisco A ( CloremonL 300 mea reports, machine gunned Its civilian re-appolnt Llllenthal and, when the auditor, against that railroad for David Ellard ReUly and John PhlUlp population. Although Acting Capt. William J. to keep the rcbeUiuua Son Ani DIVORCEE AWARDED request was denied, threatened to Injuries suffered in a wreck Aug. Reilly; four alsters. Sister Valerian GENERAL PERSHING river from nyrrsplng through thd Several deaths were caused by an- SuUlvan said it might be a "cruel resign himoalf. A year ago Mor- hoax," he decided to drain the lake 21, 1930, upheld the conatltutlon- of St. Peter’s convent. Hartford, town. other ndd on Valencia and further and Slater Madalena o ’ St. Rose's casualties -resulted from repeated after twoj emergency squads had National Guardsmen cooperateiC $10,000 BY JURY probed the’ water with grappling (Oeattnued on Page Ten) (UontlDued on Page Pwo) Meriden, both members of the Sla- IS OUT OF DANGER with police In Anaheim to pi attacks on Barcelona, the present ters of Mercy; Mra. Ernest Collins capital of government Spain- Al- hooka for three hours, without re- looting. The measures v ere proinpb sult. of Woodmont and Mias Molly Rsllly ed by thefu from a liquor atora. meria, farther south, suffered a de- Wiiee Kept Clear. of Woodmont, and one brother, structive bombardment earlier In Airplanes u upped fooc to the week. Had Soed A Qergyman For Secluded In his suburban home Arthur E. J. Reilly, Washington, D. For First Time Doctor Issues marooned in the Sierra here, the missing boy’s father, Mur- Sultan Tops Princesses C. newspaprman. mountains. Four hundred pounds Raid Qn Baroeloaa ray Levine, anxiously awaited the ot The raids on Barcelona—the first Mr. Reilly was a devout communi- food were flown into the Isolated spK Breach Of Promiae; Lo?e outcome of the search. Nursing cant of St. Ann’s church, where fu- BoHetin That The War speh bombardments to which the a hope that his son still lived, he of Palm Springs, sunning place city had been subjected since Feb. As Attraction at Capital neral services will be held at 10 a. film celebrities and society folk. kept the telephone wire clear for a m. on Tuesday. 31—killed one soldier and wounded Letters Read At Trial coll from the kidnapers, who have Commander WiU Recover Rescue workers who em' a number, of other persons. Several "Lou" Reilly was bom In Meri- from the Camp Baldy r< been assured that their demand for den, August 20, 1889, a son of th|p houses were destro}red. $30,000 ransom would be meL Washington, Bfarch 5.— (A P) — ^minister and a brace of railroad de- brought out dramatic atoriee tectivea didn’t want them taken. late Congressman Thomas L. Reilly The Insurgents struck three Steubenville, O., March .— (A P ) Levine, a New York lawyer, dis- The pretty Prinoeiwsa Zogu left the Tucson, Arlz., March 5.— (A P )— how a huge wsl! of water, times, first on Wednesday nij^t 6 Myzejen, Ruble and Maxhide and Aria Rowen Reilly. He attend- —Cora LUIian Burnham, 48-year- closed yesterday that one attempt Sultan of Muscat and Oman In com- ed SL Rose’s school In Meriden and Gen, John J. Pershing, 77, can look with boulders, roared down when they exploded four bomtw In to pass the money had failed. The didn’t seem to mind, but a cocked slopes, sweeping all before IL old divorcee, returned to her secre-. plete command today of the capital’s camera, professional j or amateur, was graduated from Meriden High forward to “a comfortable life dur- the southern part of the c l^ . One abductors, apparently fearful of a ing the coming years,’ Dr. Roland 500 vwldns recked missile was said to have fallen on tarial job in hew York today with week-end Royalty Rodeo. appeared to be a slgnM foi the min- school, after which he entered the the "vindication" abe asked In her police trap, fled at the approach of Davison said today. It v.’ss rcpoiteo that 600 moi the solarium of a children's nursery the intermediary. The alsters of King Zog, of Al- ister to fly Into an arm-waving rage. U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis breach of promise suit against the bania, spent a few lx>urs here yes- . The Sultan, on the other hand, al- by appointment of the late Con- For the first time since the World tain cabins were destroyed. So without causing casualties. Levine, wearied by sleepless war commander became critically lAter the same night the bombers Rev. Harold C. Zeis, Episcopal rec- hours, declined to aay whether Rab- terday, drank tea with President ways appears cool under the click- gressman N. D. Sperry of New Ha- a hotel at Camp Ckirry and a tor. and Mrs. Roosevelt and then beat ing, stands so you can’t miss the ven. 111 F’eb. 5, Dr. Davlaon said he "an- tavern. Many were marooned in roared back over the city, disrupt- bi Abraham Nowak, to whom the ticipated recovery." Mr. Zeis, 38, on leave of absence It back to New York. However, d ^ g e r In hla belt, anc aa a result While In High school he had sector, but only one death wa» ing a performance of Samson and last kidnap note waa addressed, was has been photographed from every "He will have to live a morn pro-, Delilah—the first opera given In from bis pastorate at St. Paul’s serving as the "go-between.” He thpy said they would return for a worked on the Meriden Journal of ported, that of a woman. Episcopal church hare, remained In five-day visit, which will outdo the angle Including the prone. which hts father was one of the tected life during the coming years .V man was mlesbag. government Spain since the out- also refused to confirm reports a than that to which he has been ac- the handsome none o f Mrs. Emma Sultan by a day. Today the mean man of M. ft O. founders, and when he decided to Telephone and telegraph break of the dvll war. Bronx address in New York city sailed down the Potomac on the customed,” the physician said. "He Jbe third mid on Barcelona was Sharpe Zela, the widow he married had been designated as the "pay Diplomatic fears lest the two retire from the service after two ponies opened many crippied Navy yacht. Sequoia, to see the and one-half years at the Naval will be able to do certain things ''hirly today, when ten bombs were two months afte.- bis courtship with off" spot. group# of invading royalty have a only. He w9l definitely not be but faClllUea were taxes to head on collision and bring up a home of this country's first head Academy, he entered newspaper dropped. About six houses were Miss Bornham ended. Ransem Is Ready. man, George Waahln^on. able to meet the great demands modate the tbouaanda of mi wrecked but casualtlee were report- The dramatic lawsuit, which The ransom money, aa agreed, question of precedence didn't ma- work In Washington. Late In 1910 that have in the past been placed sent by anxlotu ftienda and teriallze. Thanks to well-timed This raised another of those grave he came to Bridgeport and Joined ed as IlgkL crowded the liberal Court room or waa in bills of smalt denomination. problems of protocol. ~ on hla energy and time.” live*. Communiques from both the In- Judge Mell O. Underwood for four A snowfall blanketed the Levine Itineraries they didn’t get within the staff of the Bridgeport PosL He Several towns in the flood arai^ caviar throwing distance of one an- Ever since the revolution, boats Pershing’s progress has been so surgents and the government said dasrs, ended late yesterday when home In a fashionable suburb last plying the Potomac have rung their was employed for a time on the old great he "can help himaelf some were atlll without, telephone aei night. Alt llglits were extin- other. Republican-Farmer and In 1914 en- all was quiet on the battle fronts, twelve men Jurors announced they bells In tribute to the Flrat Presi- and his strength has Improved un- but a resumption of the Insurgent bad awarded Miss Burnham llO.OUu guished early and for the flrat time Despite the fact the Zogus are dent aa they approached ML Ver- tered the trucking business with til he can turn himself In bed," the (Oanttnoed on Page Twe) bffensiva on the Aragon front wma damages aj;d costs In her $100,000 in days no cars were aeen in the three and female, they finished far non. Leo McEIroy. ’ physician announced. "He is eat- believed Imminent, suit against the minister. driveway. However, a alngle light, behind Hla Hlghnesa at setting aide- Everybody knowa a Sultan gets Ser\-ed lo the War ing light food, enough to keep him walk epecUtota agape, perhaps be- An Insurgent radio broadcast The high placed, and the bumble, obviously turned to shine toward a salute of 21 guns. Suppose the When' the United States entered going, and Is taking all nourishment TBEASDBY BAtANCK liom General Francisco Frimeo’s' the street, gleamed all night on an cause the Sultan Boorta a turban mate rang the bell a couple of times the W^rld War both members ^ through the mouth." jroung and . Id, Usteneo as the trou- enclosed porch of Rabbi Nowak’s and robes while the Princewepfrom Salamanca headquartem a bled story of romance between a for Mt. Vernon, would Hla Highness this firm enlisted, Mr. Reilly return- Sits Up in Bed. Waabington, March leml-cfflcial statement (lenyihg that home. their appearanoe might have been miataka them as a aawed-off aalute ing to the Navy. He araa aiQigned to The general sat up in bed with- The position o f tha one-time oqpuilst In a BeUefontalne, Both Federal agents and local po- American debutoatea. the Naval Intelligence Service ; at 3erman submarines were in the O., motion picture bouse anti the to himself T out aid yesterday. March 8: Recelnta, $81308,' tCedlterranean "for the purpose of lice to all appearapoe have wlth- ‘hie Princeaaea also lagged at hav- They solved It with an orgy of Pelham, N. Y.. and New York O ly He talked' with his son, Warren, expenditures. $81,188,^31; rttaeUng merchant veaaela." iifg their pictures taaen, but this bell-ringlng, enough for the Sultan once, $3,018311397.49; was largely because the Albanian and Mt. Vernon too. (Uontlmied on Page Two) ftloettnoed on Paga IWo) celpta for the nsont^ 13.688,’ TlANCHESrrER evening HBR^iLD. MANCHEffTB^ (JONTOa TURDAT, jlARCH 8, i w t IIANUHEgnSH EVBWIWq RERALB. MANCmSSTER. CONN, SATURDAY. MARCH 8 .19SS PAGl
were known and appreciated, but In "Da a ed. for even Diogenes, himself, could of New Britain. of his life was enriched by his serv- Intolerable cruelty. The plaintiff monlal dlnnar last night in tha d One Another—Mueller. service with Sacrament at the up, and we think of what our atti- hostUe and unresponsive attitude ^f ment df his own home, with a few deserter, an American soldier and a a great spy. Her crude tactic* awf Sdwnrd MoiHorty. operator of a ice; and I am’ sure I speak for my been connected with the purported officers in charge of the S. N. E German girl on espionage ebargea, not have found an Honest Abraham Besides her husband Mrs. Dewey who Uvea in Winosor, waa granted Masonic Tam ^a to Wtutsai Walaha plot related by the conspirators to The Church echool, 9:80. Lord's Supper. Communion medita- tude might be today If somi man His ebUdren? Jesus marveled be- her paasion for display made detee* man atotc at 181 North Uoln leaves three sons, Roger Dewey of colleagues of the Associated Press Miss Msry MeVslgh Bltcted 0 i The Women's class, 6:30, Mrs. district, will be welcomed on their seasoned military men will tell you Lincoln among the masculine hoof- permiaaiem to change her name to who realised the value of DaMoiay seize the Kranfiln for the exiled tion—"Friendship with Jeeus.” first vibit to Manchester Sunday whom we knew juat aa an ordinary cause of their unbelief. But there tlon by the French military Intellt*.. tiart and Daitlel Horllhy, proprie- ers. As usual, everyone had a Spiingfleld, Charles Dewey of Flor- newspapers of Connecticut in s>- Fidelia Kannsdy. PrtsMsnt For Coining Year; Ratherine Hardy, leader. Special mualc: dweller In our community should unbelief did not discourage Him or that: gence comparatively easy. la charactsr building and davaiop- Trotsky, who would rise to power night, March 13, at 7:30 p. m. > 1. About 95 per cent of the so- tm of the Rad and White grocery grand time—so good. In fact, that ence, Maas., and Levi T. Dewey of tending to the bereaved family our over the body of the nation's leader, The Men's League, 9:30. 1 Prelude—"Prelude on hymn tune suddenly announce that he had a affect Him In His mission to pro- Even Belle Boyd, the darling ot at lU Vain atreot. At the Monarty Wapping, and also a daughter, Mrs. heartfelt sympathy.” • lag boys along apirltual, amrai and To Install In April. Some of the young people are called military "secrets" that spies IS tables were Immediately engaged M. L, Oilman has Isoasd for two good citiaanahip llnaa and waa in- Stailn. .Wnt, George Nelson. Olivet” ...... 4. Matthews prophetic mleslon and important claim the ISospcl the Confederacy, who darin^y cmiu- alaro eifarottao. candy, aratchei, for the dance of March 12, and Rosa Nevers of Warehouse Point. Judge P. B. O'Bulllvan: The Lenten Institute, 7:00. Speak- planning to attend the 'Youth Eor- obtain, and try to peddle for a price, yeare, at a yaariy rental of 3700, IS strumental in organising tha chap- aibboBs Aaaembly, Cathelio The defendants have related, in Anthem—"Sweet Is Thy Mercy*'-.- uip at Meriden on Wednesday teaching to declare, we ahall under- ried important military InformattflR; plpea, raaor bladea to the value of many of them are for out-of-town She leaves one brother, Henry "This is such a sudden shock acres ot tobaooo land and sheds lo- er, M n. Charles T. Paul of the are available through regular chan- through the Union lines, tvould hseW ' bout ISO araa taken, according to Palmer, of Warehouae Point, 11 Ladles of Ootumbua held its an- the testimony since the trial opened ...... Barnby night, March 6. stand a little of the attitude of We forget that Jesus waa an or nels of unguarded military Informa- oouples. > that it is dUficult to And words to cateo at11M4 1 Tolland Turnpika to Wednesday, that they oonspli^ to Hartford Seminary faculty. Topic: been up against a different propaih a atatement made by the owner. There are ellll 16 tables available, grandchildren and one great g r^ d - express my feelings. Pve known Loi^, nual meeting loot night at tha K. of Offertory—"Suppbeation” ...... those whom perhaps we are wont ganixer, that He was not simply a tion—published reports and articles Gershal-Kirifenburg,•KiAenburg, startingetarting March a elubrooma, and elected the foi- enlist the aid of Germany, Japan, Work for Christ in China. Letuler, ...... Schreiner highly Idealistic teacher, willing to tlon in the World war, where th*- About tlB worth of candy, clfar- and Chairman Chaales Tucker sug- child. for over ;* score of years and his 1. Tha land will be used for grow- SOiriH CHURCH. to condemn. In service magazines. towlng alate of offleera for the com- Groat Britain, Italy and ^ la na in C. Kenneth Burnham. The Lenten PosUude— "Chorale— O, Fairest set forth His Ideaa to those who counter-spy system was highly de- ettee a ^ cake waa taken at the gests that reaervatlons be made The funeral will be held Monday, death is in sudden and unexpected ing tobaeeo. choir conducted by Miss Marlon Methodist Episcopal. It was not unnatural that those 2. Vital Information la ao guarded veloped. Bat Md WhIU store at 14B Main afternoon at 2 o'clock at Watkins ing year; building a capitalist state. Chureh of Christ” ...... Sachs who listened to Jesus were astonish- came, to llstra. His mission was ag- that It’s a 100-to-l shot your aver- early. Call 7700 or B8S7. The that n o . expression of mine now The stories of how they planned Washburn, w ill sing: Rev. Earl C. Story,, D. D., Minister. In wartime, military spying is ra- Rainbow, lust acrois the town line. Funeral Home, 142 Bast Center can tell what a great persona] lews Manchester Camp,Cam; Preaidant, Mlaa Mary MeVelgh; 6 p. m.—Epwerth League De- ed at His teaching, that they should gressive; He' called unto Him the age spy can't get within shooting So. 1840, honeraiy preaidant, Mlaa Halan A. to start a palace levolutlon and kill My God, My Father—Oierne. garded as a highly honorable prde" The two breaks were made, it 1s Is especially well suited for these street. The funeral home will be to roe Is the passing of this firm Royal NslAbors,fslAI will mast Monday votional meeting. * ask, "Where did this man get such twelve whom He had chosen, and distance of It. These secrets sre fesslon, providing, of course, the spy open Sunday afternoon and evening Thomaa; viee praaldant, 3|ra. Henry Stalin wera told by the aUeged "The King of Love My Shepherd 10:45 a. m.—Morning worahip. MIoved. between midnl^t and parties, having a huge parking friend and line newspaperman." evening atY:40, at the home of Atrs. Is—Shelley. 7 p. m.—Happy Hour Lenten Communion servtce. Meditation wisdom? Is not this the carpenter, He sent them forth to proclaim the not acce.sslble to lower rank officers. is yrorking for his own eountiy. It t unnatural also, that they seventy, also whom Jesus appoint- o f the Iforlarty store was smashed for those who desire U.em. at the Parsonage. Hostesaes—Mrs. ed, went forth calling upon men to spies are on the job in Europe today Death—In Wartime and a board alMUt thr^ feet long nsss. Hs was 86 ysars old snd bad HolUater uae hie equipment to pull John F. Barry; audltoro, Mlaa Mary conspirators collected about 3800,- Tuesday, 7:00—Girl Reserves. O Lord" ...... Maimder should have oeen offended In Him; tho bulging parts of the walls book Frederick Hadden, Mrs. William T. Postiude; "Postiude In but here, nevertheless, they were repent, and In thi name and power are melodramatic exaggerations. The pay for free lance espionaga which was nailed against the door lived In Manchester for more than Sbaa, Mra. John Hutekinaon, Miaa 005 fromin tba Germany army In ax. Wednesday, 2:30—W oment Guild. The arms race among elbow-to-el- the floor waa ripped oS. Tbs sixty yearn before moving to Hart- ALONG WEST COAST onto the foundation. Baatrlea Swaanay; truata^ Mrs. ohanga’3« for Soviet military secrets. Topic: "Voice and Personality." Wallace. D Minor” ...... Calkin wrong; and It wat here that the sln;r of Jesus performing wonderful work Is higher during war, its valus^. ITAUAN-AMERICANS Rosengolts asserted that Trotal^ 7:30 p. m.—Regular choir re- 6:30 a. m.—Church school works. bow nations has greatly Increased tbe danger and the obstacles beiiig'' was iron barred with small ford nine years ago. Edward Zimmarraan, Mra. Walter Rosengolts asserted that Leader, Miss Azulah Latham. Host- pie fisherman and others who listen- espionage activity but nine out of District Deputy Night will be ob- got more than a mllUon dollars hearsal. 10:45 a. m.—Church School Nur- The title of the lesson Is "Serving greater. Death la the custonanr half-inch iron bars but the door He leaves bis wife, Mra. Nora (wntinned from Page One) Buckley, Mra. Joseph Leary. esses, Mrs. Robert Hawley, Mrs. ed to Jesus and who approved His every 10 so-called spies are ama- served by Manchester Lodge of The above officari will be inatalled dltlonally through foreign Leon Bradley, Mrs. Alfred Williams, sery. teaching were right. with What We Have." We of i penalty for the captured warUza*’ was opened bv reaching in between PLAN ATHLETIC CLUB (Curran) Curtis; a son. Brio B. teurs whose reports are of scant spy. d turning the key in ' Curtis; and a daughter, Mlsi Wini- Masons IhMsday night at Maoonlo in April. ponies and through a ai Mrs. Joseph A. Leavitt, Mrs. 6:00 p. m. — Epworth League: modern day may not have the pow^ the bars and Tempis whan the S tored Appren- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Raymond Mercer will speak on value If not dowmright undepend- Since the World wrar only tw * The value of the loot at the fred M. Curtis, all of Hartford. to Los Angeles. They included Ana- agreement by Rosengolts with on Everard Lester, Mrs. James Yutlle. Rev. E. O. Losk, Paetor. Truth does not depend upon the er of these apostles. We may not able. Meeting Held Last Night To tice degree will be conterr^ on official of a foreign state and vari- Wednesday. 7:30—Men's League "Sooutiiig.” wealth, or position, or popularity, have the gifts of healing. But we Mlaa Hazel Drtggs persons have been tried and eon-' was about ISO, Morlarty said The funeral will be held Monday helm, Ban Fernando, Redlands, two candidates. Motion pictures II- 4. The operatiofla of a capable , tiris wnoniD^. morning from Dillon's funeral home ous firnw. and Men's CHub monthly meeting. 7:30 p. m.—Evening worship: of the man who utters 11. Truth Is all have some faculties and powers victed under the U. 8. esplonaira aat' • Discniia Organintion; To Riverside and Van Nuys. Iiutratlng lodge degree work will be INJURY CLAIM HELD Sunday: •' Sermon, "He Shall Save His Peo- ktndred'viplrita to help. The charge espionage agent rarely come to pub- of 1917. The first waa H any' Batm ice to the Red and White at SS Main street, Hartford, at 6:30 Kreattnsky related that In 1083 Speaker, Dr. John C. Walker of the 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer. truth, and right is right. The right that we could devote to the Master, Hold Membership Drive. Ten communities had no gaa. shown. Following the work re- on agreement with Germany was ple.” The choir will present a for admission was flvi cents for lice attention. Few of them are Thomaa Thompson of Baltlmoa^ dfeare aras galnad'by breaking two o’clock with a requiem high maai at There were no serious reports at freshments will be served. Second Congregational church, Wa- 6:80 a. m.—Church Bible school mind and the open mind would not it is out of the giving of what peo- adults. The miniature theater gave linked with a military organisation mail panes of giaae in a rear wtn- 8t. Auguatlns'e church at 10 o'clock. SUPERIOR TO BOND sought, whereby parts of Russia terbury. Topic: "The Qospe Penin- mtuical service. A cordial welcome former petty officer in the navy,* Plana for the formation of an possible. pestilence because of Classes for all ages. ia extended to all have condemned this new teacher ple have had, even though it seem 20 performances charging this huge because such affiliation 'wrould make who was convicted in 1688 and aen- 4bw tn the back room of the store. Burial will be In S t Bridget'i ceme- would be given to Germany, want- sula,” illustrated by sterCoptlcon Italian-Amerlean Athlatio club wars diminished of polluted water sup- Collection on the town tax during ing colonies, in sxchange for arrosd 6:45 a. m.—Morning worship. The Week. juat because He was a humble car- ed little, that' the great achieve- sum, and not counting the boys and their detection easier and because tenced to 15 years In prison tor sell*' Only a emalf boy could have discussed at a meeting lest night at tery here. plies. last month totalled 14,836.68, this (Oeattnned from Page One) and motion pictures. Sermon by Evangelist R. J. Smelt- penter, and did not seem to have ments of the (3ospeI have been glrla who paid, In jelly beans and establishment of such a connection through the opening in the Ma uilam waiah assletanoa. Monday— ing information to an oOlcer In tlM' 1 the Moose club and it waa decided The temporary isolation of Los sum representing principal. Interest Thursday. 6:30—Group 5. Mrs. zer. Subject "Life’s Greatest 10:30 a. m.—Nutmeg Trail the learning and authority of the made. such like! Since that time the would discredit tbe military organ- Japanese navy. and to reach the window Ths plans for revolt hinged upon CJiester Robinson, leader, will hold Task." This is the first service of to extend a general invitation to all Angeles and surrounding country and Ilsna fsea. Outstanding town ter In Manchester. "Dad" Walsh baa atlty of Saetion TT (H) e f the two principlec, Krestinsky eald, on Preachers’ meeting. author has made great progreos and Ixatlon Involved. The second was former Llaub the thief must have bad an young men of Italian extraction who FUNERALS' taxes now amount to an approxi- amandod bankruptoy act applying a Pot-Luck supper In the Robbins a revival campaign to continue received the recognition due him. 5. Women operatlvea may give a at to elevate him high produced a few serioipomic episodes. contlnusd hie deep Intarcst, end has understanding with foreijm powers 0:30 p. m.—Cub Scouts. Commander John S. FaraowOTtMu? are 16 years of age or more to ba- One employe of the metropolitan mate total of 1185,000, of which to railroad reorganisation. and connections with the right mlll- room. through March 20tb. 6:80 p. m.—Girl Soouto. this week at tha home of Mr. and Miss Hazel Drlggs has the leading romantic touch to the secret service who last year began a 4 to I I yout^- to enter through the window eomy members of the club. An. WUlIsm J. Edgar been gratified to know that ever Friday, 6:00—Troop 1, Girl 6:00 p. m.—Young People's Pray- role, for ths first time In her short but ihoet espionage agencies do not water district, stationed 300 miles about 150,000 is collectable on last 350 boys hava been initiated Into The section gives priority to such ta^-polltlcal circles within Russia. Tuesday— Mrs. Wlnthrop Porter. term tor conspiracy with tw »;; candy, loose packages of other meeting will be held on The funeral of WiUlim J. Edgar year's grand list, according to Tax claims'and directs payment as op- Scouts, Miss Emily Smith, captain. er meeting. dramatic career. Well-known as an rate women',s senices, in wrar or WigBrettee and two cakes were etol. away, loaded his automobile with i^ en golts said Krestinsky car- 3:80 p. m.—Young People's Choir. GOEAD The Parent-Teachera’ association Japanese naval aides to eonumiBl- ’ Wednesday evening, March 16. and of 361 Spruce street wai held at his CMIector Samusl Nelson, Jr, the^ chapter since its Inetltution, erating expenses from assets. Sueb Friday, 6:30—Troop 7, Girl 6:30 p. m.—Young People's Hour. elocutionist with delightful humor, peace, in the clasa with those of pro- > M l * ^ home at 8:80 this morning and at food and drove madly over bad roads ried on nsgotistions toward the 4:00 p. m.—Brownies. will hold their monthly meeting at cate U. S. naval secrets. all persons interested are invited Marah 3, 1938, at weieh Umt it waa judgmante pravioutly had been bald Scouts, Miss Jessie Hewitt, captain. 7:30 p. m.—Evangelistic service. 7:00 p. m.-^Boy Scouts. the Center school in Hebron, Mon- she has been cast in character parts One feature o f the break at the S t Jamee's church at 9 o'clock. to come to the aid of bis daughter named for the first worshipful mas- military end, with Mikhail N. Hebron Grange, No. IJl, observed to attend. Another sitting of the eeriea of to be general unsecured claims. Tukbachevsky, brilliant Red Army Friday. 8:00—Rehearsal for Lent- Sermon by Rev. R. J. Smeltzcr. 8:30 p. m.—CecIHan (ffiib. day evening, March 7, at 8 o'clock. In every play In which she has Rad and White store which Indicates As there is a large Itailen popula- Rev. Vincent J. Hines, eeeletant and family. ter of Manchester Lodge of Masons, en choir. Subject: “Refreshing News.” Neighbors’ Night at their last regu- acted—up to the present time. company, Lieut Frey, haa elosad tR* that the Job eras dons hy amateurs, pastor of the church, celebrated the When he arrived In Los Angeles, Setback partfes will be held at the To Supreme CowL marshal, as. leader. Tukhacbevsky 7:45 p. m.—Stanley Group with lar meeting held this week. 73 A speaker has been engaged and tion in Manchester, it la felt that a Masonic Temple tonight at 8:15. John Mather. Waldo C. Mayfield. Williams’ at- Saturday, 9:30—Troop III, Boy The Week. Mrs. John Von Deck, 32 Sterling the subject for discussion will be True, she haa pro ed very adept at files for 1937 and opaned tha 19SR- la shown in the fact that all at the strong organisation can bi developed requiem high mass. The body was he found them eating a large ami his colleagues have since been were present with guests from Bur- National Guard All nien and women are invited to Over .lOO members and guests torney, said the decision was the executed. Scouts, Ernest Irwin, scoutmaster. There will be a service each Place. "report cards” and "marking of handling this type of role. But in records. This year wlU noi and oS ’ in a boa of penny candy waa for the purpoae of engaging tn local laced In the receiving vault In St. breakfast ot ham and eggs. were present, many of them charter night at 7:30 with the exception of rltt Orange, New Britain. Colches- this new role of ingenue, she proves on and tho candy left Two fuU amea's oemetery, where burial will take part In the card partlse. Prizes first by an appellats court on the Dr. Constantine Youreneff, for- 8:00 p: m.—Men's Bowling League ter, Andover and Echo, Mansfield. subjects” today. far as records are concerned natU" k athletic activities. Teams will be P and i^reshments. and majority members. The tables section, and would be applicable to Saturday night. AH are welcome. at Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Ruby Gibson of Andover at- she can be naive, distracted, and News — the 1939 Federal Inopectton. Prtvzt* VS ettea near a number sponsored in as many branches of take place later. The bearers were RESORTS ISOLATED mer ambassador to Germany, and EMANUEL LIJTHEBAN CHURCH The program was as follows: Solo, ingenious, all at the same time, and o f loote packagoo were not taken. M. J. Madden, Lee Foy, George Ware tastefully decorated with ‘ thousanda" of employea’ claims D. V. Bogomoloff, former envoy to Wednesday— "Home Sweet Home” , sung by Mer- tended the Woman’s club Thursday BIssell haa asked us to send Him ' sports as posatble and It Is hoped tor Los Angeles, 5Iarch 5— (AP) — spring flowers and a delicious tur- against road.s in bankruptcy. He K. E. Erickson, Pastor that very conidncingly. Two Oman cakes wore taken from a organize soon enough to place a Long. Daniel Rudaa and R. E. Car- China, were the ambasadors named. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN 8:30 a. m.—AH day meeting of lin Marvin and accompanied on the afternoon and she also visited at the By Danny Shea extra copy of a recent column ba*;! Southern California mountain and key dinner was served. added that this ease "probably” the Hustlers’ Group. home of friends in the evening, The play will be produceo for one rack In the front part of th? store. baaeball team In competition this ney, all of Manchester, and Joseph canyon resorts, known to travelers NAZIS IN AUSTRIA Christian Rakovsky, one of the Sunday school and Bible clauses Garden and Winter Streets piano by Mlaa Ruth Marvin, of Col- evening, Friday, March 11. It Is a The election of officers- for the cause Me forgot to read I t Toe had. - Another amateurish feature of Bummer. Young of Hartford. Carle Cubberly, a past master would be carried to the Supreme defendants and himself once the K. Richter. Paafor 7:30 p. m.—Boy Scout school. chester; poem, ‘TJlctlhg”, read by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ely and coming year in the military body oI his name waa tn it too. the world over, were almost com- (%urt, and If upheld would add at 6:30. 7:30 p. m.—Mid-week service. daughter, of Jacksonville, Florida, three-act com e^, promising to keep the break at the Morlarty store la It la planned to canvas communi- OrganUt Charles Packard played councilor, wag toastmaster and fill- Soviet's ambassador to France, In- Mrs. Ruth Schwab, lecturer of Bur- the audience on the edge of their Manchester wrlU be held Monday Reperta sUto that PrlvaU AUttMl'- pletely Isolated today. Food was ed hla role admirably. He told ap- "millions” to exposes of such rail- Morning worship at 10:45. Ser- Thursday— are visiting at the home of Mrs. in the breaking of the ties In this vicinity for members the organ and Arthur E. Keating START MORE TROUBLE volved them. mon: Spore Thyself. 8:50 a.'m .—Sunday School and ritt Grange; solo, "That’s 'Why aeata throughout the performance. night following tho regular drill Crane ia stUI walUng tha piciMt' and Mrs. Margaret SuUlven sang dropped from airplanes to several roads. Bible Classes. Alf. Lange, superin- 2:00 p. ra.—Asbury Group. Darkies Were Born”, sung by Jamea Ely's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ne of glass in the rear also. of the larger resorts? propriate atoriaa and Introduced the Gregory Plataikoff, a former vlce- Evening service at 7:00. Sermon: session. AU members are requested line. Boy has ha got peraeveraao(£ ' the responses. The solor at the speideere among whom were Rev. Trustees of prior Hen mortgages, k/immTssar of heavy Industry exe- tendent. 7:30 p. m.—Senior Boys Gym. Martin of Echo Grange, and an en- Keefe. The sound of crashing glaaa Exact condition of the resorts A God-Defying Cry. The Emanuel to. make every effort to put the best Since several of the mambei#, * easily have been heard by offertory and elevation were sung Students Engaffe In Free-For- Watson Woodruff and Rev. J. Stuart securing Frisco bonds, ‘fought the cuted for conspiracy, wrote a letter 10:00 a. m.—Ehigllsh service. Friday— core, "In the Garden of My Heart"; Nineteen members and Uirra was unknown, but authorities fear- case on constitutional grounds, con- choir will sing at both services. 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts. guesta were present at the Woman’s possible men ir the executive posi- have been wearing thoae flaalqr-.- I Uving within a short distance by Arthur E. Resting and he aang Neill, who brought greetings and In secret ink to Youreneff, saying a 11:00 a. m.—German service. pencil and paper game led by the jackets lately, more and more ordacz "Softly and Tenderly" as the wait- ed there had been considerable loss All Fighta; Teacher la Fa- tending Section 77 (N) deprived se- Quiet hour Wednesday at 7:15 to 7:30 p. m.—Epworth League play. club meeting held at the home of tions of the unit. o f tho rear of the store. hearty good wishes. Post Worship- certain power was discontented Lenten Servioee lecturer. Miss Harriet Swanson of Overnight News are coming in from other memhan> Manchester ing hymn and "Some Sweet Day" of life and property damage. tally Injured. curity holders of property without with Bogomoloff for giving ihors 8:00. All are welcome to all serv- Wednesday at 6:30 p. m.—Ger- Satu^ay— Ek:ho Grange; song, "No Golden the president, Mrs. Charles Fish, The regular monthly meeting ot The ordinarily dry washes In the ful Master Herman Montle of Man- due process of law. ices. r ~ \ Thursday afternoon. Miss Ibith- tho company will be held In con- of the company. They’U go good at the end of the blessing of the cheater Lodge, spoke in a remlnia- aid to England than to that power. man service and at 7:30 p. m. ICng- 6:45 p. m.—Choir rehearsal Harvest", by Grange. Remarka Of Connecticut Date Book body. foothlUs wore filled with debris, Vienna, March 6— (AP) —PoUce The decision was written hy Youreneff waa requested to speak Rev. Elmer L. Olsen, pastor octhe llah service. were given by State Deputy Ellis- erlne Keelor, supervisor of the junction with the election Monday dowm at camp, Quarda. cent vein, telling ot the meetlnga of First Lutheran church ot New Brit- Windham Training school, spoke on (By Aasoclatod Frees) night. Since Private Sherwood may * -' lumber and wrecked household fur- ware summoned today to halt a Judge J. W. Woodrough, Omaha, to Bogomoloff os the matter. The Week SECOND worth Covell of Andover, Worthy Personal Notices George D, Baker nishings, carried by • the raging riot lietween swastika-wearing Nasi DeMoIay v/hlcl Mr. Walsh and Wil- and concurred in by Prealdlng ain will speak at the Brotherhood Master Albert Marsh of Burritt "The (ffiild In the Home and School”, The school for the non-commls- reading this column, we wtU not Next Week liam J. Thornton attended In other Tuesday at 8:00 p. m.—The Sun- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Funeral services for George D. streams down from the mountains. students and government support- Judge Kimbrough Stone and Judge meeting Tuesday evening at eight day School teachers will meet. Grange, and Worthy Master Frank Her talk waa very interesting and sloncd officers of tho company will state whom we saw IMvate Vinemt ~ March 7.—Adjourned annual and places, and which Impressed them Rev. Ferris B. Reynokh, Fb. D. she explained how the environment New Haven.— Yale University Baker of Boltop were held at two Mrs. Vida Eccles Savage of Los ers at Vienna university. Van Valkenburgh, both of Kansas o'clock. Ail men, whether members The Senior Choir will meet Wed- Anthony of Echo Grange. Sand- made belated acknowledgment' to- be resumed tomorrow morning at 'rtth the othe night And tha torn)* special town meeting at B. B. hall. The Nazi students mixed Into the no favorably they set about Institut- aty. of the Brotherhood or not are Invit- wiches and coffee were served at the of the child at home reflected at IN M EM ORIAL March 11.—Kpworth League play. o’clock yesterday afternoon at Wat- Angeles, half-sister of Msrriner S nesday evening after the close of day of a bequest of 40 bushels of 10:30. er la riding around in a Cbevrolat klna Funeral Home with burial In Eccles, chairman of the Federal regular Saturday meeting of fra- ing a chapter In Manchester. Mr. ed and urged to come. Pastor Ol- services. March 6, 1688 close of the program. Dancing was school and without the cooperation now, too. I* l«Tln« memoir of Helen O. Waiting At the Church", at South Morning worship at 10:45. The of the parenta and teachers the Indian com which netted 80 shill- The next drill of the "Manchester JUnrejr who paeted nwmy March «tb. the Bolton Center cemetery. Rev. Reserve Board, drowned at Camp ternities with shouts of "Hell Hit- Montic's talk waa followed by the IT:S BIGGIR THAN sen is a good speaker, a bard work- Thursday at 2:00 p. m.—The Sew- enjoyed by ail until 12 o’clock. The Rifles” will commence the 1938 Private Cart Swraneon ha# aakadv IflTt Methodist church. reading of letters and messages from Sacramsnt of the Lord's Supper will school is run at a disadvantage. ings and helped a struggling college Alfred S. Kllnc of Bolton officiated Baldy in San Antonio canyon. Her ler!" The government supporters LAKE IS DRAINED m BFJkKf ing pastor, and deserves a gooff’ ing Circle and at 7:00 p. m. the In- Grange liill sponsor a public card weapon training period. E'lrst Lieu US to announce that be Is not stusR March 12. — American Legion' countered with a rousing "Hell former members living In other be observed with sermon by the party at the home of the Worthy Refreshments of Ritz crackers, co- make financial ends meet. dance at Rainbow Inn, Bolton. and the bearers were porters. husband, Roy T. Savage, Is a aon audience. termediate Luther League will tenant Stephen. Frey will conduct up, as he lias beer charged. He evaa Me wae « flower from Ood'a garden, Schuschnigg'-" and the two groups towns. The Ladies Aid society will meet pastor. Special music J]y the choir. Master, William Owen, In Amston, coailut macaroons, cake and tea Researchers recently found, on the l^nt to aa for juat a while; Thia Month of Charles R. Savage, a pioneer MIGHTIIR THAN meet. were served by Mrs. Fish and Mrs. the course commencing Monday has a girl t back up bis statemeRL Tat BOW her memoir Itnvere, clashed. Rev. Earl Story of tbs South IN KIDNAP SEARCH Thursday afternoon at 2:30. All The Junior Oiolr will meet Sotur. Prelude—Reverie, Bratton. Tuesday evening, March 8, at 8 first leaf of the "Yale college treaa- March 13. — State ' Meeting of leader of the Latter Day Salnt.i at Anthem—God of My Life, Shelley. J. Kellogg White. ury book," the record of the com night. The older momhers of the Burton Frazier, brother e f tlW-?. ta all hearte that knew her i^lle. Salt Lake City. Police stopped the demonstration Methodist church, and Everett Hel- MMfr/fAls Afot/nr/ members be sure to come. Friends day at 6:00 p. m. o’clock. The: committee in charge TDVA at State Armory. Offertory—Andante, Nevln. of this party are Mrs. Raymond Ten ladles from the Gilead Con- bequest made In the will of company who are now either cor- corporal, has been in the hospital EDDIE ONSLOW HEADS Findley Laverty, chief hydraulic before any injuries more- serious ler of Hartford, state master coun- (Continued from Page One) are always welcome. Thomaa Harver and Family. March 15-16.—"Personal Appear- than blackened eyes and smashed The Sunday Schedule Smith. Mrs. Eldward Raymond and gregational church and the minister. Natbanlell boykln who died tn New porals or sergeants will remember recuperating after an operatioB. ance", a 3-act comedy by the Com- engineer for Los Angeles county cillor, followed. Mr. Heller brought Tickets are now on sale for the ST. MARVS CHURCH Rev. Berl Lewis, attended the The non-com room la still tn need noses were suffered. congratulations from the state Augustona (College choir concert to Rev, James Stuart Nelli, Rector Everyman’s CHass at 9:15. Mrs. PhUip Motz. Homer Hills. An- Haven In 1705. the phases of training and will aid munity Players at Whiton Memorial HARITORD’S NEW TEAM warned that flood condltioiu in all Nazis blamed the Incident on drawn from active partlelpatlen tn (ffiurcb School at 9:30. drew Hooker. Kenneth Ellis. Mrs. "World Day of Prayer” held at the Uie lieutenant in making marksman of a good cleanlug. How about R' canyon areas will remain near peak chapter. Robert Furay, the present the ease—at the insistent request be given at the Bushnell Hall Thurs- Middletown— Three Connecticut SALVE auditorium. Communists while the youths in- Nursery at 10:45. Berl Lewis and Miss Olive Warner Bolton Center church. A delicious residents were among ten Wesleyan out of the new members. Hie course few SCO't coming over this aftsr-. March 27.—Col H. B. Blasell din- for several days. master councilor of the i^ p ter, of Levine to permit him to handle day, March 31. We are this year March 6th—First Sunday In Lent. lunch was served at 12:30 and the noon. for volved declared the Nazis were res- celebrating the 300th anniversary (ffiristian Endeavor at 6:30. compose a committee to raise funds University students elected to Phi will commence with the sighting ner, by Yankee Division veterans at Hartford, March 5.— (A P )—EMdle Robert T. Jenney, retired me- made a few remarks, and Dad it In "my own way.” 8:00 a. m.—Corporate Communion The Week for the Grange treasury and a meet- program for the afternoon com- An Important meeting ot tRR ponsible. The official version said Walsh, the nert speaker was listen- Mra. Levine, who haa remained In of the founding of New Sweden at for the Confirmation Class. Beta Kappa, national scholastic bar, what It Is and Its value In State Armory. Onslow, long a colorful flgure In chanical engineer, who with three that only non-polltical jealousies of Monday at 7:00—Boy Scouts. ing will bo held at the parsonage menced at 2 o’clock. weapon training. The sighting bar NCO club WlU .be held toUoislB^ COLDS ed to with deep Interest as hs relat- her home for days with her hus- Wilmington, Delaware. This con- 6:30 a. m.—Church school. Men's A party was held in honor of Cal- honorary fraternity. They were Coming Events both major and minor league ball, younger men atruggled eight miles rive.l boys groups were Involved. Tuesday at 7:30—The Men's 509 next Wednesday evening, March 9, la made up on the same Idea as tba heir school tomorrow morning r*> April 16. — Hospital Linen Aux- ed many of his experiences with band and 10-year-old daughter, waa cert la sponsored by the Tercen- Bible Class. vin Fish’s fifth birthday, Friday aft- FVederlck P. Ferguson of Portland; 666 pries will direct the new Hartford East- over ridges, through gullies and The clash was the second In Club will meet at Nelson Smith's at 7:30 o'clock. A committee of U. S. rifle. It contains a front sight 'srding a future^ event sponsored reported near eoUapee. She has tenaiy committee for Hartford and Alphonse F. Wichrowskl of Middle- iliary ball at Hotel Bond, Hartford. ern League team's bid for the 1638 streams, from Big Tujunga canyon, Vienna within 34 hours. A 25-year- tbs DeMolay boya and the chapter 10:45 a. m.—Morning prayer and home, 55 East Middle Turnpike. which Leroy Kinney is chairman, eraoon, March 4. Hia pla}rmatea by the club. . May 7.—50th anniversary celebra- pennant. affairs. not seen her son sines he disap- neighboring communities. * The were Invited and a lunch was en- towm; and Roger F. Woodbury of and rear sight and in addition a t0< « 25e less than 40 miles from Los An- old teacher, Hons Lalltsch, was said sermon. Sermon topic: "De Molay" Thursday at 7:30—The Teachers Mra. Charles Fish and Jesse Hills And now in cloalng today's eU* : tion of Maccabees. John Quinn, son of President Mr. Walsh's sons, Harold Walsh, peared Feb. 14 after leaving school. bringing o f this celebrated choir to John Mather Chapter, Order of De joyed. Hartford. target and eye piece. The Utter U geles, told this story: by physicians to have bean fatally Training class wlU meet at the were appointed to collect back dues. used so that all members of tha umn, may 1 dedicate t ^ Uttle poMg jx Quinn of the Boston Bees, today an- "It was Indescribable. We aaw at the present worshipful master ot Hartford involves heavy expendi- Molay wUI attend the morning All committees will give a report Miss Marjorie 'Whitehouse of Ash- New Haven—Federal Judge Car- wounded when he refused to raise church. AH teachers are expected company may see tho same picture which we have picked up to an yoR' nounced the appointment of Onslow least 50 bouses go rolling past down Mahehrster Lodge of Masons, waa tures. Any profits which may accrue service. to attend. at the next meeting. ford ia spending the week-end at the roll C. Hindu denied Write of his hands at the order of ten mask- when they look through the sights. dads In the company who are now - as manager of the elub which comes the canyon. Wildwood lodge and ed men who Invaded an Austrian present, 4s wire hla grandsons, will go to the support of the John 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sun- Friday at 6:30—^The Girl Scouts The children who had perfect at- home of her classmate. Miss Gloria Habeaa Corpus to Sebastian Bon- Into Hartford on transfer from Tha Moat Bemutlful Night Morton Memorial Museum, an in- tendance at the White school for the Barrasso. glovannl, 39, and Salvatore Vlchltto. It is impossible for a soldier to eee out of work. Remember that betted- Scranton. all its furnishings and provisions Youth movement hail. After shoot- Arthur and Wlllianr. Davis, both of day school will meet at the church. were swept away. whom are past councilors of the Club In the East! stitute established and erected to Saturday at 7:00 — C3iolr Re- month of February were Beatrice 55, both of Hartford, facing de- something different witn^ut moving days are coming end do not M Better Values At The Onslow arrived in Hartford today ing the teacher and a 16-year-o)d 5:00 p. ro.—Young People's Fel- your youngsters say— "Boulders as big as houses kept boy the mesked raiders eseaps4.4n chapter. the meraoiy of John Morton, one of lowship. hearsal. Links, Eleanor Fracchla, Mary Cor- portation for crimes involving moral either the sights or the target By with John Quinn to attend the East- Dad gets up early evety day rolling down. Their clatter kept up automobiles. George Nelsor, the first master SHELL CHATEAU the signers of the Declaration of In- 7:00 p. m.—Ehrenlng prayer and Notes donl, Helen Coates, Rina Boraottl, turpitude. means of this device, new members ern League meeting slated for Sun- dependence, where articles and ma- And bustles round the same old way a continuous cannonade." Informed quarters bellsve that councilor of John Mather Chapter Willimsntic sermon. Dean Gray of (ffirist chureh The annual pastor’s class for new Rina Peracchio, Carolyn Sagllo, Ed- WAPPING Milford—Dr. Victor L Loosanoff are taught what a normal sight day at the Hotel Bond. Last year terials connected with the history ward Fracchla, George BorsottI, locks like and later gives them the After breakfast be goes out Manchester Public Market he managed the Columbia, S. C.. Han Antonio canyon was struck a Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg has was present and spoke briefly. He Cathedral, Hartford, will preach. members will have Its first session of the U. 8. Bureau of Fisheries Profeuional Floor Show! of the Swedes in America are pre- Robert Links, Ronald Soglio, Alden opportunity to make one prepeua- Down town to look tor woiR—M .'' club of the Southeastern League. staggering blow by the storm. Be- gained powerful support from the bad the honor of having previously The Week Sunday morning, March 20, at the laboratory announced It had been Austrian Hoctallsta In hla fight to Geo. Hinkle, Radio Star served and displayed. The Augus- church school hour, 9:30. Warner and Joseph Fracchla; at the A bridge and setback party will discovered that a certain cheap tory to going on the range tor tar- doubt , At the meeting tomorrow the sides Mrs. Savage, a Mra. Joluu, served aa master oounellor ot Char- Monday be given at the home of Mrs. Wal- Victor Haddock and WlUlam Hsd- prevent the Illegal spread of Nazl- Bowman’s Swing Band tana College choir has been acclaim- Wednesday evening, March 23, at Gilead Hill s^ool, Theresa Hodge, chemical, which he refused to identi- get practice. The course wUl aot end When he returns at noon, we know transfer of the Scranton franchise ter Oak Chapter of Hartford. ed the leading exponent of the mod- 7 ;30 p. m.—Girls Friendly Society. Joseph Barrosso, Leo Anderson, ter A. Skinner next Friday eventing, to this city will be consummated lung were .reported dead at Camp Ism. The general commlttea waa com- 7:45, there wiU be a Lenten Bible fy until further tests have been until every member of the company No luck! His jtep Is kind of slow The chancellor'received a dtlega- Every Friday and Saturday ern choral school in America. The 6:30 p. m.—Junior choir rehearsal. Henry Porter, Marian Hodge, March 11th, Mrs. Mabel Grennan Saturday P. M. Specials with the formal approval of tha Baldy. posed of Robert Wrlgbt, chairman; Tuesday service at the church conducted by made, would kilt starfish, oyster haa fired for record with the U. 8. His shoulders stoop. The smilea that tion of Socialist workers today aqd Night! program includes male choruses, la- Dr. Reynolds. Charles Barrasso and Arthur An- and Mrs. Ruth Burnham assisting. league. Other mountain districts, which Carle Cubberly, Bari Ruddell, 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts. eaters, without harming other rifle on the Bolton range. WUl you fall listened sympathetically to their Good Food! Good Drinks! dies choruses and mixed chorus derson had perfect attendance for The proceeds to be given the La- qualify 7 Monu^.y night's progress on Upon us kids aren’t dad’s at aU. had been enjoying winter sports Qeorge Neiacn, William Davis, Al- 7:00 p. ra.—Intermediate choir tho month of February. marine life, thus saving American Liver and Bacon Combination demands. Indicating that a big step Good Time! singing and is outstanding in re- dles' Aid society of the Wapping your part wUl do much to answer It's kind of bard to be a kid until the rain washed away the had been taken toward closing the bert Tuttle, Robert Furay, John spect to artistry, variety and ap- rehearsal. , * ZION LUTHERAN Mrs. Jules Rebillard and son. Community church. oystermen millions of dollars an- snow, wers Lake Arrowhead and Bengsten, Harold Symington, Kan- No Minimum 25e Cover *’ Wednesday High and Cooper 8t. Gene, of New Britain, are spending nually. Long Island Sound oyster- this question: Close order drill and When grown-ups think things should- LOUIS J. REILLY. gap existing between the govern- peal Tickets may be bad at Wat- There were twenty-one people the manual ot arms Is also on the be bid 1 lb. Tender Calves' Liver, 39c, and Idylwlld In the San Jacinto moun- ment and the Socialists sines th» neth Morrison. William Brannon, kins Brothers and also from mem- 7:80 p. m.—Evening prayer and Rev, H. F. R. Stechbolz, Pastor men would save 8750,000 annually tains. Both were reported heavily from the Wapping Ckimmunlty evening's program. The uniform for From you, and aU the time y m t,' 1634 civil war. Jamea Baker. Albert Krause, nearly bers of the Emanuel choir. sermon. Rev. Frederic L. Lorentxen, church who motored to the Flrrt by Its uae. he said. hit One private news agency rsported aU of whom are past councilors. Rector of St. James church, Wln- Sunday Invocavit Hartford—T'lr.lty ended Its 1937- the first drill under Major KeruieUi know EDITOR. IS DEAD On Thursday afteraoon and eve- Congregational church of South Though no one reaUy tells you so. i lb. of Our Sugar Cured Bacon that the reconcUlation was "prac- At tha eloae of tha program ning, March 17, the Dorcas society sted, wlU preach. (ffiurch School at 8:30 a. m. Windsor last Thursday evening 1938 basketball campaign by trounc- Cramer will be the service hat, OD tically complete. SUNDAY ONLY! Service In Bngllah at 6:30 a. m. Revival Preacher ing the Coast Guard Academy 50 to shirt, cotton breeches, black tie (Osatlaasd ff« n Psga One) is holdinn.an exhibit of Swedish ar- Thuraday where they attended the, first Schuschnigg was quoted as tell- "For An Aremid Good ticles. bow old and modem. Coffee 6:30 p. m.—GUt' Scouts. Text of sermon: Luke 4, 1-13. Thursday evening Lenten union 20. Captain Jim Kennedy waa high leggins and russet shoes. Free! Both for 39c MENTION McMAHON ing the delegation that if tha work- Theme: Why Christians, yielding to The pay checks for the last quar- during the war sind after tha armis- Shews". and Swedish baked goodies will be Friday services. They enjoyed hearing a scorer with 14 points. ers did not support him there was served during the afternoon and 3:30 p. m.—G. F. S. (Candidates. the temptations of Satan, are with- fine sermon by the Rev. Dr. Rock- Hartford—Magnates of the ISast- ter are expected in soon. The mem- tice he returned to the newspaper danger o f a change in govsmmenL THE NEW out excuse. 1) Because Jesus has bers of the company will be paid as Recreation field In Bridgeport. FOR JACKSON’S JOB evening, and there will also be en- 8:00 p. m.—Woman's Auxiliary. well H. Potter, dean of the Hart- era baseball league will meet here Cash and Carry Only. tertainment appropriate for the oc- Sunday, Blarch 18th vanquished Satan for us. 2) Be- ford Seminary. Both church choirs tomorrow to adopt a 1638 playing soon as they arrive. A t' that time he returned to the STATE cause He has shown us how we may The officers of the company. Cap-- Post and shortly thereafter became CIRCLE casion. Tickets are now on sale by 7:00 p. m.—Rev. Cramer C. Caba- united In singing. schedule, consider adoption of an (Uoottnned from Page One) NARTTORD members of the society. successfuUy resist him. Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie official baaeball for 1938 and to tain James H. McVeigh. First Lieu- Centerltems city editor, and remained with the GENERAL PERSHING nUo, Rector of the Church of the Lenten service in English on 3 GLORIOUS HITS! Choir Rehearsals Good Shepherd wlU preach. L. Sbippee who passed away Thurs- ratify the transfer of the Scranton. tenant Stephen Frey and Second paper until 1623 when be waa ap- votes came from Senator King (D., Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Text of pointed city purchasing agent. He SUNDAY-IDty Only Monday—Beethoven, 7:80. 8:00 a. m.—Holy Communion (in- day morning early at the Manches- Pa., franchise to Hartford. Lieutenant V'alter Cowles will at- Saturday Utah) and three Republicans—Me- WOMEN IN WHlTEt Tuesday—Junior, 6:15. sermon: Matth. 26, 33 and PhU. 2, served tn this position from Feb. 7. IS OUT OF DANGER MEN IN STRIPES! stead of first Sunday of the month, ter Memorial hospital after a short tend the officers school at the Hart- The Y. D. ba.m 7 to 8 o’clock. Behrens, Republican. WIL COXON THE SALVATION ARMY. Jesus, a divine example of tha bum- the recent yearly inspection of the The 46-year-oId Joekson, who has 10:00. man H. Woodward offlctatlng.Bur- Churches, 537 Farmington Ave., unit. AU officer* of* the regiment Monday I i Standard American Aftar being sueoeaded In the pur- risen swiftly in tha eouneils ot tha Ohd his sister, Mias May PerMitaf, MARIAN MARSH AdJt. and M n. George Ansoombe, ble mind. chasing office by Donald Meath, Mr. la Ouuge. lal will be in the Wapping cemetery. and Lafayette and Russ streets, wUI attend. The women’s gym class win most S13 New Deal, euccaads Stanley F. Read Dr. Davison said tha genantTa Blanche Mrs. (Charles J. Dewey of Wap- Hartford. from 7 to 8 o’clock. Reilly became active In the insur- as eollcltor general. Raed now la It Is possible that tbe company heart was doitvg well. SWEDISH CXINOREOATIONAU ST. JOHITS POLISH CHURCH. ping, who was taken to the Man- "Man" wlU be the subject of the The men’s gym class wiU follow I EBcyelopidla ance field as secretary of the firm a member of the Supreme Court. Warren Pershing said ha ia Wesh-Biid Meetlnga. may hold a party in honor of Major of Jamea J. Joy, Inc. PRISON Saturday open air meeting will Golway Street. chester Memorial hospital last Wed- Lesson-Sermoj. PhUlp Hawley, our tormer battalion from 8 to 9 o’clock. As solicitor general Jackson Is ax- pared for a long stay hers wall CALLOWAY I Green, Minister. ^ R e v . J o o ^ Z I e b a . nesday afternoon waa resting more Tho junior boy's plunge period' I In 1633 he returned (o active be held at and Birch atreets The Golden Text Is from Romans commander. However, no definite pected to withdraw largely from the for hia father to get well and ARI RER RI-DE-RO ROY'S comfortably at the last reporL wi l l be from 6 to 6:46. I Voloae-i-Wflek newspaper work as a t y Hall re- hurly-burly of government policy ed, hla broad imila retumiag: Swedish Morning Worahip 10:30. at 7:80 foUowed by a Praiae meet- 8:14; “Aa many aa are led by the information hua been received by SW ING BAND with ing In the haU at 8:00,' subject, 8:80—Maos. St. OecHta choir re- Joseph Taft of Wapping waa re- Spirit of God, they are the sons of The men’s plunge period wtn be porter of the Post, and in 1634 he making. •T really think he wtu get weD. English Morning Worahip 11:10. this column. The last affair of UiLs from 7 to 8 o’clock. SPECIAL CONCESSION was appointed managing editor - of 'Life of Christ,” in pictures. hearsal. moved to the Manchester Memo- God.” I He recently told the Young Demo- We ean relax a bit now, h ther la Oao. Daway Washington ALSO Sunday School 12:00. rial hospital last Thursday after he kind wras held when Major WUllam The women’s plunge period wlO the Post, Telegram and Sunday cratic Club of New York that abould so much better." English Evening Service 7:00. Sunday tha meetings will be in 10:30—Haas and sermon. Lutnla Selections from the Bible Include MaxweU, now Lieutenant-Colonel ot COUPON A RIR-TICRUNO RIOT had suffered a slight shock at his follow from 8 to 9 o’clock. Post be be confirmed bY the Senate bis For the first time sliMa hla arrtv- — PLUS — Communion Service 7:00. charge o f Colonel John J. Allan, choir rehearsal. tbe following passages from Psalms the regiment, was given a farewell WITH A LAFPA SECOND evangelist and worid war chaplain Wed. Lenten service. home. A late plunge period for men will responsibllltlea "will be more ex- al from Palm Beach. Fta, tha 36- Communion Service 8:00. 18:30, 32: “As for God, hia way iq party as our battalion commander. IMaaonpoa (withIvaothera, Today 1 p. m.—Drum, Fife and There were several of the officers follow the gym class. ( waeeeattvely aarabered. 8 la SOME TRIBITBS ciutlvely professional and will not yaar-old New York inveetmaat ANDY CLYDE Fpr the week: ^ of New York city. ' He wUI apeak perfect; tbe word of the Lord is Peter DuBaldo, a member of the Judith ALLEN la at 11:00 at the Hollneas meeting, Bugle practice. of Wapping Grange who motored Tbe girl’s from tbe gym close wtn aB. aMppad from The Evening Bridgeport, March 5.— (AP) — permit me the luxury of politleal broker .ohowed aa Inelinatioa to dla- M day evening choir rehearsal to Ellington town hall where they tried; he is a buckler to all those well-known OuBaldo orchestra, use the bowUng alleys at 8 o'clock. Mayor. McLsvy: "I am very much controversy." cuaa hla-fathtr'a ilinaaa. LOVELY HOLLYWOOD STAS 1:00. , at 3:00-at the praise service, and 7:30 tonight. Parish committee m id ) aatitlaa tha bolder to meeting. attended the Grange .School of In- Uiat trust in Him.... It la God that states that he is imdecidcd whether Toeoday I ONE VOLUME of the stand., shoriced and griaved to hear of Lou 'His statement aroused especial in- Ha made friends with reportera IN PtSSON AND ON SCSEtN IN Wedneaday evening service, 7:80. also at the Salvation meeting at Rev. R. J. Smeltoer O* the Some Show 7:80 p. m. struction on Wednesday evening, glrdeth ms with strength, and he should join Company "K” or tbe The women’s afternoon bowUng W N ^AaM tia^ Em^rstopsdia Reilly's death. I have known l«u terest because there has been talk ad photograpbars sad ahowtd la- WAYNE MORRIS la Saturday evening the Young FJpo- maketh my wrsy perfect.” vrill start at 8 o'clock. for many years as a fine newspaper- 'Tort of Misting Qirls" The Sunday ocbool wtU naet at March 2. Navy. We expect his name on tbe he may become a candidate for n v - tereat ia the Aaaoelated Preaa wire- ple'a Society will bold their biial- BOOM IN WINTER SPORTS Rev. R J. SmeltMr of Painea- The church services at the Oom- Oorralative readings from the d o tM Une soon. The women’s swimmlBg claaaM I man and aa an outstanding citizen photo equipment UOHT8 "THE KID 6:80, Jamea Muneie, euparintend- vlUe, Ohio, will open a two weeka B a r a lX o * ^ wito the “ “ emor of New York, and possibly a lesa and aocial meeting at the home muntty church are as usual Sun- Christian Science textbook, "Science The -men’s room in tbe armory wUl meet as fcdlows: of Bridgeport He served his chosen Warren aald hie father could not COMES BACK" If Mr. and Mra. Charles Peterson, enL There are rlarass for all ages. revival series of meetings in the 1640 Demoeratie Prealdentlal poa- Ri Still Skm Hw. I l l Tm. Estes Park, Colo.— (A P )—A Wg day. Sunday Kbool at 6:80 follow- and Health with Key to the Scrip- basement has been completely paint- 7:00 to 7:45 Beginners. profession as devotedly as any man slbillty. yet read aawspapars, sxplaialng AHEAD*' Jrchard street, Rockvtlle, at 8:00 If the'' weather permita the band Church of the Nazarene tomorrow Dm la EMarata Sreparatlaaa aatd- wit* SUNDAY AND MONDAY win give • concert at the Man- boom tn the winter sports business ed by morning worahip at 10:45 with tures" by Mary Baker Ekldy, Include ed and is now In exceUent condi- 7:45 to 8:80 Intermediate. could. On behalf ot the city of Senator Norria (Ind, Neb.), urg- physictans bellevad the shock of ad ftr.awidat Nail tea aa Stagt far 'clock. morning. Rev, Smeltzer comes to the celebration of the Lord’s Sup- 8:30 to 9:15 Nurses Private Oeah; Bridgeport I extend my moet heart- faanUng hew iU ha had baaa aright LUCOJ9 OLEABON chester Memorial liomltal at 3 p. is on, say Walter Finn, chief rang- the following citation from Page tion. This room is for members only. ing oonflrmatlon ot Jadum'a aom* far On Frasintaliaa af PAULA RTOKE Manchester with a wealth o f ex- per. The pastor's class will meet Tbe senior beeketbell leago* felt eympathles to bis family." put a atraia on hla haart m. The band will iMve at SM er in Rocky Mountain National perience in the Evangelistic field as 803, line 19: "The Science of peing Monday nigbt wlU be tha last driU (D e Lass Edltloii Ination. told tha Senata ha regrettad Park. os usual at 6 p. m. games will be os scheduled: James L. McCktvsrn, editor 8f the the nomination was not ter tha Su> R dlseloaad that aot until Sunday morning by bus for Weth- a pastor and aucccasful EvangellsL reveals man perfect, even as the tor Private irlesta Paganl in bis "JN TERN RTION AL PLPR..TanUUE MELODY” ersfield where they win take part On a recant week-end there w en Father ia peffeot, because the Bout 7:15—Y. D. Service ve. DUkm Vlt Pirlft Par Vohiau Brtdgepqrt Times-Star and presldedt preme Court and added: Thuraday did the genaial realist The evangelistic campaign will first term of enlistment His future 8:15—P. A. A.C. vs. Olsooe. of the Associated Preaa newapo^Mre be )iad noia hihia hotel in a Prison Sunday oervlee to be 1,356 sports fsns registered In the continue through three Sundays An Ehigllsb school has aban- er Ulhd, of the spiritual roan la God, plans have jo t beep disclosed. <• Cants) “I should be delightod to see him conducted by Colonel Allan. park. f 9:15—Renn’s Tavern vs. MorlaityR of Connecticut: or aomeona who antertatna the ICE REVUE’’ with services every night during the doned geography textbooka In fa- tbe divine principle of all being, and We underatanc that there is no THE CNEATEST SHOW ON ICE Tim Week. "That was more pazaons toza Wednesday "Not alone in Bridgeport where Ideaa eo ably atated by him k z s in Mere than 31000 worth ofx tee week ezoept Saturday. There will vor of teaching the aubjeet hy becausa this raol man is govsrnad job Uke that ot a %upply sergeant The juninor boy's phiage his fine abiUtiea aa a raporter “ and Monday, Boy Scout meeting' at visited tha park during the antire be special music by . the church by Soul instead of tense, by the lawr Or so we are told by an authority the White House aa Prealdeat of the cream and candy arc made in the REI,WER.*F0R4Mn*IIIMirS 3 p. m. census-taking projects and obssr- will be from 5 to 6:45. laftr oa’ a news executive where his United States." month of January loot year," Finn groups. *rhe public is cordially vatioo tours in industrial and n tl- of Spirit, not by the so-called laws on the subject. United States every mlaute. Tuesday, Cottogs p n yw zisefing, The men’s swimming invited to attend theas maatlniTi daatlal aacUona. ot mattMT.” \ The administrative officer o f the tart at|^ o'clock. r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 6,1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 5,1938 PAGE FIVE
Ic element in the Califor Kaiser and what came of his swash- mond Smith, John Mitchell. Ray- nla floods, the long and lengthening buckling., INDUStRY LEADERS Trouble-Shooter TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS mond Hills, Rodney Len.aine. Frank NEWPORT WAR STATION list o f the dead, that unprecedented flomehow it doesn't seem to us Noted Savant Suggests Wolfinger, Howard Kelsey. Gram- In New York mar room: Caroline, EHzabeth, Ellen FIGHT TO RETAIV disaster would be almost worth its that the tases are comparable. Old AT HARTFO^’S STATE Bednar, Barbara Dingwell, Abraham CABLE PURPOSaV CVI coat in the fun provided for the rest Wilhelm did actually believe that Hedgehogs As House Pets ACCEPT PARLEY BID Garbich, Anne and Helen Gonct. « > Donald Griffin, Frank Hilts, Robert of the country—and ttut makes his war machine was invlncibla. He - By GBOItOE ROBS Aaceouat of Ao fault o f mine. 8o Blanche Calloway’s Band, Ju- Hack-saw Work, Not Accident, PUBUCITYASTfl no account whatever of the almost never doubted for a moment that It .bonorabla sires, what Is it? If Horton, Morris Kassman. Conway New Tork, March 8.—When Gar- EVERYONE NEEDS IT! dith Allen On Sunday Vaude- Keefe, Robert Bruce Keefe. Michael New York, March B—(A P )— One^to have hedgehogs for pets instead. Severed Torpedo Works’ flendlsh delight of the Floridians could march straight Into Paris. Ha bo was last In New Tork, it re- can be o f good use to you I will ar- rive on some date that you should of New York's leading scientists 'T h e hedgehogs would eat up toe ScYeral Aato Manufactiirers ville Bill; Ice Revue Wed- Kulynyeb, Richard Lee, .Selig Lebef- Communication With Shore. HUGE over a rainfall the like of which was the most surprised mao in the mained for an unemployed chorus sky, Jerry Porter, Milton Porter, girl, and her boy frlendss to cash in guess.” suggested gravely today that toe cockroaches the streets would be nesday. has hardly been recorded anywhere world when it was stopped. Faithfully yours, Beginner ed School, Junior Nigh Roland Russo, Bryce Smith, Elaine Newport, R. I., March 6.-r-(AP) (Ooiitlaned from Page One) on the publicized fact that she apartment dwellers of toe nation cleaner, and most gratifying at all Vey. since the Noachian deluge. We don't believe Ooerlng has any stopped at the St. Moritz. The girl, "S. L. Wang." — to the nerves at least—there To Attend Highway Safe- For one day only, Sunday, March -Belief that toe submarine tele- School Student, High School Sta» should keep hedgehogsaa pets in- Tax collector Mark H. W. Hills Half the newspapers In the coun' such'faith. I f be has he Is a bigger who looked enough like Oarbo to would be no barking and howling 6. the State wUI present one ot toe phone cable, principal communica- minded with a Hat of persona of largal Hawkshaw stead of cockroaches. says that taxes due on toe 1936 tions link tetw eea toe Newport Tor- Income. ■ try and all the professional joke- fool than he Is given credit for be- pass for her double at a distance, dent. College and UnfVernty when toe owners went out for toe ty Conference. most spectacular vaudeville shows levy, which were payable April, arranged her hair like the Swedish It happened on West B3nd street 5ta- Because they are quieter, cleaner evening, because ertnaceous (aden- ever seen In Hartford. On this day, pedo Station and toe mainland, was As the House approached a veto i smiths would now be busily think- ing. —the street of swing dens, A —and eat cockroaches! 1937, must te paid at some time severed last Feb. 8 accidentally was on the tax measure, there were In- siren, dressed herself accordingly, dent. It Helps Mothet, It if Import tifle name) never utters more of a Blanche Calloway, slstei of the during this month. Otherwise Hens ing up cracks at Southern Califor- The old kaiser wasn't bluffing. and checked in at the hotel. wracking crew bad Just demolished Hedgehogs, you probably know, sound than a cross between a low famous Cab Calloway, in person, dissipated yesterday when John J. creasing reports that the Senate^ an edifice preparatoiy to erecting a are those shapeless, grubby little Several leaders o f the automobile ! will be placed on the property. Honor, N e^ Efigland Telephone might revolt against some porttonff^ nia's smugly superior attitude to- Ooeiing Is. He doesn't want to Then her partner set up a tele- t€Uit to Father, to the Typist, File grunt and. a tiny squeak. will bring her Hl-De-Ho Boys’ I A son waa bom. March 4, to Mr. new one. One of the saloonaUcs silent beasts vaguely like pomu- Company-wire chief, revealed that of the House blli. ' ^ scope in the park across the street " I suppose the chief objection industry and a number of others na- Swing Band to the big stage of ,the ! and Mra. Donald Coates, of Hope- ward all clIrAstes, everywhere, but light. He hopes to scare the day- stumbling by noted the building pines, although sclentiflcally oLs- the cable was cut by a hacksaw. Told of Possible Rkvoit and focused it on her room. When be Clerk, Mechanic, would be that they could hardly tionally prominent in highway safe- State. With Miss Calloway will be : vale.. aL,toe .Windham Community theirs. lights out of all Europe without tom to lbs foundations and ex- zlmllar. Hedgehogs are what Alice Naval offIclaDi are Investigating got the desired range, be tacked a take the place of lap dogs." (They ty work have accepted Invltatlona George Dewey Washington, noted ! Memorial hospital. Some Senators said they under.' I f It were not for tho death toll. having to fight. If be wanted ■ sign on the Instrument with large claimed: "Gee—what a party they ia Wonderlknd used for croquet and have for some time maintained stood Chairman Harrison (D., Mias,) must have had there last night!” Laborer, Sales have spines.) to be speakers at toe Highway singer direct from an *ten oed run A town meeting has been called a rigid guard about toe atatloo. But that death toll is a solemn flgfat he wouldn't be making one. letters reading; AWAY WITH tells Ip that famous game In which at the Cotton club. Also featured for Friday, March 11, at S p. m.^ In had informnl Mr. Roosevelt of thto-l MARS. VENUS AND SATURN! ------\ Dr. Scblalkjer Is a paleontologist Safety Conference at Yale Univer- Marines are escorting all visltora posalbillty. Harrison was a Whlto rl; Clerk, Stenog" Lj$e used a flamingo for a mallet. are the NovelU., sensational tap the Hebron Town Hall. A tax will and sobering reality. It seems, in a tenth so much nolsa. SEE GARBO, the GREATEST Hospitality (fossil expert) so he put in a pale- sity, New Haven, on April 4 under and'no visitors are allowed to walk House caller yeaterday. Anyway, Dr. Erich Bcblalkjer of dancers Judito Allen, lovely Holly- be laid to defray town expenses for way, all the more grievous because STAR OF THEM ALL IN PERSON Oq,e of Park Avenue's hostesses rapher. Writer, the Museum o f Natural History ontological plug for toe hedgehog. the adaplces of the Highway Safety about Goat laland, toe half mile Sentiment— its strength as yet honed Harry Rosenthal to invite wood star who was featured with toe ensuing year. The question of long strip of land upon which toe of the very fact that among those A T TH E ST. MORITZ. Salennan, Engtm nominated hedgehogs for petship Its ancestors, be said, can be traced Commission and • cooperating agen- tmdisclosed—lias been indlcatod in I Ira to a soiree the other night, and cies. Bing Crosby In "Too Much- Har- the disposal of two school houses station is located. SMALL INDUSTRIES The fair creature then proceeded Teacher, thus; back 60,000,000 years and toe toe Senate for completo repeal who have been lost are doubtless Harry, ducking the date, alibied: Albert E. Lavery, chairman of the mony" and with Shirley Temple In which have been closed for several The distance from the island to the undistributed profits tax aad to do her stuff. She paraded uncon- ne«r, Lautymr^ “Everyone 'loves dogs," he wrote hedgehog Itself goes back 30,000,000 years will come up for decision. some whose unfortunate presence Manchester will welcome its new- cernedly up and down the room, “ You know, I won't bo able to play years. General Conference committee has William 8. Da\is "Bright Eyes”. Miss Allen, who Is the mainland Is about 2000 feet. elimination of a proposed new tax the piano— I jammed my finger In in toe museum periodical, “ but how received word that Paul G. Hoff- a former Hartford girl, was gradu- These are the Lord District and About 3,S()0 persona. Including 3,300 on the scene of the catastrophe ivas est 'Industry, Folding Boxes, Inc., stepped to the window every minute Doctor, Butehor, They used to roam the earth, but on family-owned or closely-hald',' gthe ear door." Thera was dead I much more practical it would be for man, president of toe Studebaker Gull schools, so called. The foriner rivlltans, work at the station, which corporations. ated from toe Hartford High school. due entirely to their desire to escape which is preparing to begin produc- on the minute, tried on bats, and dog-owning apartment-dwellers In are found mainly in Europe, Asia "It’s the best part I ever had," is on the Bolton road and the latter silence on the other end of the wire Corporation and president of the na- She Is now toe wife of that hand- Is toe Navy Department's principal 'The House BUI would make ax« every once In a while treated the Bakmr or Candlo-'^ New York and other great cities and Afrlcsu And will be found in says Bill Davis of his role as Gene on the old Colclve*lsr road. Both are the climatic hazards and discom- tion of paper boxes in leased quar- for one of those long, long minutes, tional Automotive Safety Founda- some singing Irishman, Jack Doyle, torpedo manufactory. tensive alterations in toe undistri- boys to a thrill by removing a bit throughout toe country, where man Manhattan, If Dr. Schlaikjer has bis Tuttle in “ Personal Appearance," in good condition except. that the forts of the places from which they ters in the old CSieney spinning m ill of raiment The boy friend, mean and then the girl replied, with an tion, has agreed to speak at an well-known radio and prize ring buted profits tax, while retaining Ito i and toe cockroach are commensal. way. assembly meeting on the morning of the highly entertaining comedy windows of the Lord school have came. While the number o f employes of while, did a rushing business, at SO almost-audlble sigh: "Oh, well, come stick Maker, tn Every Walk o f._ about a movie- star’s stop-over In personality. principle for corporations with in* . anyway!!" April 4 which will be attended by been shattered somewhat and toe cents a peek, until a cop chas^ him. a small town, which the Commun- Besides being on toe stage In per- comes in excess of 826,000 a y ea r.. Thero Is no such thing in this the new concern will not, probably, all delegates. On the program with chimney partly demolished to get at SCREEN, RADIO STARS When the House recewted untU ' EveryotteNeedsU,,,Everyone Will ity Players are to present at Whlton son, Miss Allen will be presented on world as complete security from ex- be large at the outset, the new con- Seeing Doable done, but as she In her younger him will be Burton W. Marsh, Direc- stores of wild honey. The ques- Monday, Democratic Leader Ray- (Xmipetitlon U fa of Trade tor of Safety and Traffic Engineer- Memorial on March 15 and 16. the screen in "The Port of Missing tion of whether the town will vote cern appears to be of the t3rpe Our own "Peaa-Pods Department: ‘TISH TANK HEATER" day went to a school to learn about burn o f Texas faUed, beouisa traordinary manifestations of na- Frank Buck's office In the General Want It, Now Everyone May Have It, j ing for the American Automot^ile One of the Community Players' Girls", her laUs- screen triumph. to close that part of toe old Hebron- HEAD PICTURE CAST Katharine Hepburn-Marguerlte bousekeeplng. It seems as if toe most valuable actors, Mr. Davis BoUeau objected, to obtain an ag ras ; ture's potential cruelty, no matter which, we confidently believe, is the Motors Building Is adjacent to that Association, and also chairman ' of For four days starting Wednes- Marlborough road leading westerly ment designed to assure a vote lato Churchill; Gradwell Sears-Anthony best diploma Vould be a well kept has played a variety of parte, rang- where you go. Nobody ever heard very best In Its promise for the solid of Charles Francis Potter, head of Eden; Billy Mauch-Bobby Mauch; BUST INJURES COP home of her own. Which decidedly toe Highway Research Board of the day, March 9, "Iritemational ice from Henry Goldman's house to the Wednesday afternoon. the Euthanasia Society. The two National Research Council Presi- ing from U.' S. Senator to airport Great Galaxy Big Name of such rainfalls as have visited and prosperous growth of any New Edward G. Roblnson-Napoleon Bona- ain't toe case. kevue” , spectacular Ice carnival point of Intersection with the new Jacluoa Confirmed often pass each other in the hall, dent Uharlea Seymoui of Yale Uni- grease-monkey, but the lines of with a cast of 35 stellar performers road will te decided. Also to see If Stars Seen ‘Big Broad- parte; Spencer Charters-Herbert Mrs. Talbot Fish almost lost her The Senate had a Saturday hoU-^ California recently In the entire his- England community—the small In- ride In the same elevator, and, on Bayonne Electrical Expert versity and Mayor John W. Murphy Gene Tuttle give him his best wise- on the stage and on the Ice. iXie to the town will malntatin a road from Hoover;. Etienne . Glrardot-Victor new baby last night. I t seemsrthat cracking oportunity to date. As cant Of 19.38” At State. day after having confirmed, 63 to ^ ' tory of that region. Not any more dustry which has a fair field, which occasion, smile to each other. Which of New Haven will be among those the elaborate preparations neces- Henry Goldman's house to toe new Emanuel: Halllwell Hobbes-Wllllara COtuL Gets Queer Machine 'That Mrs. Fish left the b-xby sleeping In Public Relations Counsel for the yeaterday the nomination' of R ob srt,, is Irony, itself. “ Euthanasia", as to give ehort welcomln . addresses. Hebron-Marlbomugh road. - The than such rainfalls have ever been Is intimately directed by Its owners Gibbs McAdoo; Barton MacLane- Blows Up In His Hands. a large clothes basket and when her temperamental m w le queen. Mr. sary for the presentation of this Ice H. Jackson for toe position o f sedid- E vtr giDc« iM t aummer we are your dictionary will tell you, means Mark Hellinger; Ferdinand Gravet- Governor Wilbur L. Cross and Dr. revue, the State Ujeater will present Goldman house was left more or A brilliant cast of top radio and known in New, England. Which and which contains real potentiali- "painless death." Mr. Buck, "of hu.sband come . home from work. James L. McConaughy, president of Tuttle says of himreif, "I need more film stars, scintillating music and tor general snd debated toe govern* Duke of Windsor; George Barbler- no shows rn Monday and Tuesday. less over In the fields when toe new ment reorganization bUI. . mppoMd to have been Krovellnc In should teach us that we are probably ties of growth and expansion. course, has made his reputation on Bayonne, N. J., March 5.— (A P ) Just after dark, he, thinking to be Wesleyan University, a member of than I ’ve got; humor and patience layout of the road was made. A t the dancing, high comedy and gorgeous Charles Schwab; John Raskob- helpful, brought In with him a arm- and a knowledge of the divorce With a day off, legislators wsra' the aloufh of a dapresaion mucb no more surely Immune to such phe- It has always been our belief that the slogan, "Bring 'Em Back Alive!' —A strange electrical “contrivance .the Highway Safety Commission, original layout went the house was settings make ‘'The Big Broadcast", Charles Butterworth. —labelled a "fish tank heater"— full of clothes which had dried on a will te speakers at a luncheon which laws of every state." considering toe possible Implteg^i ‘ Bke that in the yeara immediately nomena than the El Dorado state. tan little Industries employing fifty close by the roadside. Mr. Goldman which plays Sunday an.t Monday at ttons of the President’s sssertlon] Honorable Job-Seeker IT’S COMING TO YOU that exploded In the hand of Bay- line, and. In toe dark, he dumped will follow toe morning eeasion. baa bad to get out onto the main toe State theater, one of toe moat 'M lo w ln f the craah o f 1929. Where- persons each are better for any Bistro-Bingo them Into toe clothes basket In the that he hoped for wage-hoar legls-( tAt it rain In the Connecticut val- The following was received by a onne's police radio expert puzzled Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Ing, Etech of toe visiting Granges HEBRON highway through a rough muddy amusing and moat thoroughly de- fore It wUl be rather aatonlahinf to Apparently, the promotional Investigators today. kitchen without giving It a thought. Michael A. Connor will be toast- Istlon this session, but that il might \ ley at the rate of an inch an hour community than one Industry em- friend whose firm— a textile manu- drives of the movie houses have presented a part of the entertain- lane In toe meantime. lightful bits of movie fare to hit toe not te possible to obtain aetloo. ' "i a (ood many folka to lean) that re- In An With three of his fingers blown Then he started looking around for master at tola luncheon. The Women's Bridge club met screen in a long time. for thirteen hours, let us have here ploying five hundred; that ten em- facturing company—advertised In a crept Into the night life industry. ment program. The town fire wardens say that House leaders in raoeat diseigg*! Chinese paper for. a chemist: off and a leg fractured, plucky Lieu- his new son. Without going into Among those who will te speakers Thursday afternoon at the home of Headed by W. C. Fields and di- tail aalea In 19S7 amounted to with- a total of twenty-six Inches of pre- ploying BOO each are better for the For proprietors are steadily finding at divisional group meetings during The following were In charge of there appears to be a misapprehen- slona have omitted a wage-hour bin 'j ‘Dear Sirs:— I am Wang, it is for tenant Vincent J. Doyl^ called It a details, some of toe clothes that the program for toe evening, Mr. Mrs. Gertrude Hough Three tables rected by Mitchell Leisen, toe cast in a few millions o f forty billion community than one employing five out that It Is necessary to give the afternoon are Dr. Herbert J. sion on the subject of fire permits. from toeir list of messurts whMl'ir cipitation In one long storm—and my personal benefit that I write for something away in order to attract stroke of luck for his assistant, a was thrown Into the basket had to and Mrs. Oarence Burke, Mr. and were In play. Mrs, Marietta G. includes Martha Raye, Dorothy La- must be passed before adjoom -j dellara. That la live per cent mere Stack, director o f toe Educational Many of the residents think that a the spring flood of two years ago thousand. position In your honorable firm, business. survivor of the Morro Castle disas- be washed again, and toe baby was Mrs. Perry Lathrop, Mrs. Henry Horton and Mra. T. D. Martin held inour, Shirley Roes, Ben Blue, Bob ment. ter, that he escaped being "blown to almost smothered. Division of toe National Conserva- charge la made for permits. This Is highest honors. Refreshments of Hope, Lynne Overman, Leif Erikson, 'than the amount of the nation'a re- would look like a summer's dew. Wide diversification of Industries have a flexible brain that will Over at the Stork Club, where the tion Bureau; Warren L .' Duncan, Larson, Ruth Larson, Sarah Lar- not the case. Anyone can get a Most members Interprsted tlw| tail buslneaa In the prevloua year adapt Itself to business, and In con- philanthropic Sherman Billlngsiey bits." son, Bernard Larson, Mrs. Clara club sandwiches, cake and coffee Grace Bradley and Tito Oiilsar, with President's statei.ient aa imUcattoffiJ What with the tragedy of It, and is a source of community stability Doyle waa working last night In director of the Bergen County (New permit Just for the asking, and un- sequence bring good efforts to your presides, they have been presenting Lathrop, Beatrice Mahr, Maurice were served. specialties by Mme. Kirsten Flag- he was reconcUed to the fact thM^ and the hlnfeat srear'a trade alnee the lesson, we guess there Isn't and security. Those New Ehtgland the police department electrical re- Jersey) Safety Council; Robbins B. less in a very windy or unusually The tteme of the Rev. B. A. stad of tbe Metropolitan Opera and honorable selves. My education was the lucky customers with cars and Stoeckel, Research Associate in Darlco, Andrew Darlco, William a labor standards set might not ' 19M. pair room, where he often did' odd SCENT MAJOR CRISIS dry time those who wish to make Lewis’ sermon at the Sunday saiir- Ship Fields snd his Rippling much to Joke about in what happen- cities which are the roost stable in- Impressed upon me In the Pekin cash and other prizes for yeairs. Highway TransportaLlo,., Yale Uni- Darlco. LerSy Rider and Miss Edna fires for the burning of brush or placed on the statute bo sf tk ik asMoas msaa ilsarly Ikaa Ika aslsM Theater were 828.42 and at toe evening Lenten services will be land. The Connecticut Light and Tbe Young People'a society of Girl" from Steubenville, from ab dwarfing and utter futility? Labor is celebrating Its 25th anni- saw B yet, and snow shovels will have to Scudder, a retiree justice of the toe Pontifical masa of requiem. business are booming, and the more with Is this one: L L hat on the back Princess Theater, 812.66. At the held. The theme of these services Power Company, Eteat Hampton, toe Concordia Lutheran church wlU ship, from Germany, Italy and Bhig-1 versary and among the guests turd Commerce. C.- of c. figures there be took down again from toe hook. New York State Supreme Court, and He was aaslated by clergy from On the same scale o f healthful- include President George H. Davis on the floor. Raise both arms until schools the collections were as fol- will be "Christian Virtues," and the owns property here valued at 811.- hold lU first devotional Lenten land. they boom and the faster the water sponsors of the affair are dozens I f It keeps on snowing all day, there his wife are listed in the records of all over the state. More th u 300 ness and satisfaction, living costs and Former rre,sl • « te giva aad leceive kitchen fire, which, Just at the mo- Members ot toe EaUngton Orange HlUa, tax-collector, was at the town In the vestments, until after toe banquet at the Mayflower, swank self-addressed, stamped envelope. Services of March toe first C. A. today, from four to eight water into the kettle in tlie form of Ing a sodden, sordid waterfront In- may be used either to reduce or ment, is more of a reality than any will visit Warren, Moss., grange to- clerk’s office all day Thursday, and service tots morning. Washington hostelry, aind to be- Persistence Is needed to pioduee a Sunday In Lent: o’clock. ths soldiers' bonua and other dipper- * thing of beauty. Would It take come "sponsors" of the affair. Our to gain. Whethei the main problem eternal beat. It seems almost as if night making the trip by bus. received some payments by delin- Through tos night members of TOO FEW INDEPENDENT noticeable Improvement and you 10:48-—Morning Worship. . Celebra- Announce Oflloers quents. The list of those liable for Information is that all those who la how to bullc up the bust which g s d ^ a n t e r id flngtfe * tess k ouw b s * msse * toe Ladles’ Piecemeal Society might Hospital Report St. Augustine's church societies fu ll borrowed from neighbora. But very much more to conceive of tion of toe Sacrament of the Lord’s payments was somewhat shortened JAPS PLAN A LONG were Invited to be "sponsors" Is too small, or to firm and tone may need to continue the exercises aambering t y s t o wenU tevs bssa dite get busy on toe furnace situation, The nominating committee of toe The report of toe work at the kept a vigil by toe telr. Cadets soon as the lr,olllng started again. Picking up four-fifths of the city's several weeks or munths; however, Supper. Rockville Ovic Association baa pre- by adjustments made for those who of St. Augustine's Boys Brigade JOURNALS, SAYS EDITOR were automatically listed as such the breast which appears to drop flarsat n a w tos kmeos aMttematieal pioblsaw that but like most other things that’s 12:00— Sunday School. ItockviUe Caty Hospital for toe by beginning soon, you should be advaasad this sooatiag mstbed tate a setenea sented toe following officers for paid in other towns or dtles, former formed a guard of honor and helped BO did tho recession of the water Pc°Pl« bodily and setting them imless they followed Lewis' ex- or sag. exercise still remains the necessary, they’ll probably wait un- 4:00— Junior C. B. month of February is as follows: election at toe April meeting of the residents here. There were 13 or 16 usher the watching throngs. HANKOW CAMPAIGN’ line. Yet perhaps some of the wa- In half a dozen brand new ample and declined the privilege. most effective measure. able to appear to better advantage til Spring before they decide, to do 4:00— Pastor's Training Class. number o f patients in hospital Feb- association; President, Thomas F. of these. Those who paid on time Following the service at toe New Haven, March 5__ (AP) — The result is that the program In- In developing a more pipastng In. a bathing suit during the x>mlng something about top winter cold. 7:00-*-Y.P.S.C.E. Miss Elizabeth ruary 1, 12; number admitted dur- tar from the neighbors’ wells w-as cities built In the present under- Rady. J r; vice president. Rev. Dr. represented about 86'A percent of church tots morning. Father Barry Felix Moriey, editor of the Waah- (Conttnned trow Page Use) cludes 233 "sponsors." In that list effect It must be remembered that summer season. The people down In toe Whoop Lee will be the leader. The topic; ing month, 38; out patients, 7, total, tka original kettleful, evaporated, standing of hygienic and social and George S. Brookes; treasurer, Harry toe total number. This Is not a had was taken to Middletown. Burial ington F oot sxpreased belief that are found sources of much an- the wisest plan la to try to work Owl quarter of town was planning '■vercom lng Disappointments and 57; discharged, 37; X-rays, 17; ac- condensed again and finding Its economic needs? Flamm; secretary, Lester Martin; average as compared with other wae in St. John's cemetery there. tbe number of completely untn- that the walled city of Uanku, .78 ' tagonism. with the musclea which support the QUESTIONS AND ANBWKRll BIOSBAPHY i raw s!%ssyrj,.s Tisaysw on a bkm dance for tonight, but Dlffic'ulties.” cidents, 11; birth, fl; operations, 16; ^ ^ awta t e T C t J * asansinted w I t o S SiLSH financial secretsjy, Arthur EM- towna Mr. Hills says that cases of fluential newspapers In America Is miles northeast of Loysng on thk^:^ way Into the old oaken hanks. I What tho roost visionary of the The sponsors are lilted alpha- breasts and to leave the brea.sts . (ArOoles on VegetoMea) that seems to be all off now, for Christians will attend public wor- largest number treated, 29; small- betically on the program and words; Board of Directors, William continued neglect of payments will a hint that toe profession is fatimg North bank o, the Yellow River,', We ahall always have depreaalon. ! New York rebulldera are now think- themselves alone. These latter are Question; "Mother ot Six" writes: who that's in bis right senses would ship whenever they are able. If it est number treated, 10; dally aver- foiirth from the top Is Arthur J. Preuaa, chairman, Thomas F. Rady. be handed over to a grand Juror to to widen tbs field of public opinion. had been, abandoned after Japaae formed of fatty tissue, connective "I would tike some help on the sub- want to drive poor animals out Into is right to remain away from wor- age. patients. 16. 45 LAYMEN AEFECTED Bad booms and alumps wdthin th» ing about Is Just a lot of little skin Altmeyer, chairman of the social Jr.. Rev. Dr. George 8. Brookes, te taken care of. Delinquents wlU In delivering a Block Foundation Incendiary bo.nbr destroyed d e fe a *;j Ussiie and glimdular tissue and are ject of vegetables. Have you any a snowy night Just for pleasure's ship, let us close the churches'. But * Anniversary Masa - framework of the depression, until scratches when what the frightfully security board, while at the bot- Harry Elamm, Lester Martin, Dr. bave to pay not only the original tax at Yale University yeaterday, Morel works. ' not influenced directly by exercise articles along this line? 1 am try- sake? a special effort should be made to An anniversary requiem M om tom of the first column is Abraham Anthony Gesaay and Charles Ko- of $3, with 81 penalty, but will te aald, " t o ' do Uielr duly under our Fresh outbreaks of guerrilla fight* 'w e are somehow smart enough to overgrown tovm needs is a major but may be inituenced indirectly ing to feed toe children toe things ?0LiTiCS Some city cliff dweller was out attend at Communion, when we re- was held this morning at St. Bern- called upon to pay court costs, BY HEALTH OmCE RULE Epstein, who writes some of the new our loyalty and consecration to kerda. system of govenfaent, which also Ing were reported In toe vicinity of,;, •volve a way of l^eeptng the pur- surgical operation. through developing the muscles of they need to keep wall and Inaa- here last night to try to tell us ard's church for the repose of toe amounting to about 810. Some of most critical articles about the our Master. Distelet Meeting Sunday means to have mfluer.ee In their Chefoo and Welhaiwei, with the chest. When tb> chest muscles much aa we have always been greet farmers about raising poultry. The soul of Rev. George T. Slnnott who those on toe Ust of delinquents are chailng power In the kettle from social security board. Tuesday at 2 p. m. the March The Fourth District of the Amer- Hartford. March 8—(AP> — U Chinese claiming approxln are mouuB« .;jj GOERING’S NOISE board, beaded by J. Warren Mad- the breasts become more shapely. know so much about vegetables.” roost of toe city maiTs Ideas, and ao Birth wholly unable to do so. opinion of Deputy Attorney-General eiiall have to rig up a*' condenser Society will be held In the church its Manto meeting on Sunday, formatlon and severely subordinate ejmlern Shant'jng province. 'Y v den, were not Invited to become It is my opinion that the woman Answers; I wtu be glad to send to none won't be given here to mislead Mr. and Mrs. Hartold Shortman The Congregational church choir Dennis P. O'Connor that all health tepss, MpIraticM (or greate assembly rooms. March 8to at Putnam. The poets that of propaganda." One Japanese troop train w a a f that will keep the steam from Herr Ooerlng has been thunder- sponsors, nor sven to attend the dealring a mor- pleasing effect you any one, or all of too following FINE ARTS I toe people. Chickens Is something of Maple avenue. Broad Brook are held a rehearsal Thursday evening officers must te physicians. 45 lay articles. Please enclose one large, y-f ^ ■Best that states liCs a t * Wednesday afternoon from two and units from Tolland and Wind- at toe home of Mrs. Albert W. Hild- "On many fronts In this country salQ tu have been derailed and a t*' ^reading Itself all over the land- ing about the tremendous military banquet but an oinclal o f the above the waistline should first of all a body has got to live with in order to five, people of toe parish are wel- the parents of a son bom on Fri- health officers In the state will lose self-addressed envelope ’ with your ham counties will send representa- Ing. They are getting ready for toe their Jobs. heroic efforts are being . made to tacked near ChangUen. A numb*., - scape and being finally sequestered pewer of the Reich and bow It pro- labor deportment Insisted that undertake a general body-building to know about toero, which tola come at toe parsonage. day at toe RockvlUa City Hospital. tives to the meeting. The Btate Health Depsrtment'a provide that cor,stant supply ot of Japanese soldiers’ were killed. had "no significance whatever." regimen, using exercises which request and add a S cent stamp for young.speaking feller will find out. Wednesday night at 7:80 toe mid- Engagsment Aaaooncea Easter program. la the private well and the private pores to use It to squash flat any of BaoketbaO Mrs. Mary E. (Cummings lost a February list of health officers analytical information which ts de- A report from Canton said tha^^ The two ogenclea once were quite strengthen Jie entire body. This la each article you woAt. O f course, Poultry ain't raised in books. We week devotional meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuttle ot lipak-buckct. those neighboring states, meaning bitter but are leas so now. The portly because such exerclae will he these articles are alao-avallsbls to folks here know plenty enough The basketball teams from Man- house dog some months ago. Sbe shows that of 174 such positions In nted to subjects of dtctstorsblpa, Bocca Tigris forts were shelled by a ; held In toe aosembly rooms. chester win play at Rockville on ElUngton annotmee the engage- T oo can't keep up the Roose- Austria and Czechoslovakia, that department official oald sponoors beneficial to the healUi as a whole any other reader who wlones them. 6 Consecutive Coupons 6 Consecutive Coupons about bens. I f all toe eggs that ment of their daughter, Ruth Etna made considerable effort to trace It CTonnecUcut, 45 are held by laymen, but which la toe foundation on a-hlch Japanese gunboat, but said that tlM).;, Friday night at 6:48 toe choir will Sunday in toe Polish State League were chosen to represent labor. and partly because ir w lll be help- ASPARAGUS....; CELERY.... ever laid here was put end to hold toeir weekly rehearsal Tuttle to Lincoln CHarfc, son of Mr. but was unsuccessful. The other 128 by licensed medical practionera democracy must rest." guns of toe forts repulsed toe boat.. VeKtan aebeme of filling the dry ket- may be ao temerltous as to refuse games. The P. A. A. Girls wiU day a good nstured, weU trained Irduotry, and tha people. The list, ful in establishing tha strong mus- EGG P L A N T ___ : F I L L U P O N end toey*a a good chance that them Friday night at 8 toe Golden Rule and Mrs. Raymond Clark, also of and the post In Voluntown la vacant. The United States, the editor as- Ua with bonusea, either to aoldiers to let themselves be dominated by Ciipped From The Heraid Ciipped From The Heraid meet toe Manchester girls in toe he said, included former officials cles needed to maintain good poa- OREENS....; MUSHROOMS___ ; Jape, and Chinese w o i' 1 be slipping Club will hold their regular meeting EUington. house dog appeared at . her door, The sltuatlcm by cDuntlea: Hart- ■erted, has need of more newspapers first game and will be beaded to- with a collar but no tag. The dog ford, three laymen. 26 phjmicians: • r fknnera, borrowed at usury; be- minorities of alien Germans living of the department but no active ture. When the posture Is poor, it SFINACH....; WINTER SQUASH around on them over In Asia. Which in toe assembly rooms. This will te which justify the use of toe adjec- wards their twentieth victory. In was of mixed-breed, black and New Haven, five lairmen, 31 physi- FOR YOUR caa« by and by we will be owing within their bordeni. Ooering'a officials of othsr departments of la much mors dUncult to carry the ...... GOOD NON-STARCHY is egging on toe boya a long ways a Question Box meeting, with Mist tive "Independent." the government. "W e bad to stop ^toe first encounter between toe two white. Mrs. (Cummings Is holding It cians; Fairfield, three laymen, 21 chest properly, whereas with good VHkJETABLES (p.^ovides a complete off. Alice Spencer and Miss Esther. EMPLOYS MOLTEN STEEL TO "A n y newspaper which It not Iba neighbor weU and bucket own- sabre rattling and tub-thumping la somewhere," be Inalstad. boys teams the Manchester boya for the owner. She would te glad physicians; Windham, 10 laymen, posture the cueot la carried to the list)....; VEGETABLE RECIPES The Grange met here Wednesday Welles aa leaders. The hoatesses: IMPROVE BANK NOTES completely Independent tn Ite news COLD era more water th u there has been 0 very noisy and truculent that a Although Altm eyer la activa were victorious. to keep It In place of the one. the seven doctors; New London, nine front and a bette. buatltne is shown. night, and after toe regular meet- Mrs. Miriam Dean and Mra. Helen p olt^, at least Independent to toe TAKE In tha srorld since the Noachian del- Connecticut editor la prompted to chairman o f the aoeial aecurlty and and Beebe. Schools WUl Reopen Washington, March 8— (AP)— lost, she says. laymdn, 13 physicians; Utehfield, I therefore suggest that Instead ing a talk was given on "Honieinak- Perfect attendance pupils at the e i ^ t laymen. 19 physietang: ‘Tol- extent of being scrupulously fair tn Uge. suggest that It sounds almost exact- board be waa once assistant to Wednesday night, March Ifl. at 6 The schools, public, both grade A Swiss inventor has developed a of concentrating only upon the bust OOINO DP. ing" by Mrs. Dovey Bench. Since land, six lairmen, ^ h t physicians. its editorial columns. Is not a news- Secretary Perldaa, ao comes in as . clock, church aupjwr will te served and High, wlU reopen on Monday process for spraying ntolten steel Hebron Green two-room school for . probably aomsthlng or other will ly as confident and belligerent aa a former ofindaL that yoil go through an all-around when, we ask toe Grange, is Mrs. toe past month were: Primary Middlesex county has but one lay paper." by toe Golden Rule C3ub. We ex- morning following a week's vaca- on bonk note paper. He contends, liavB to be doee, whether we like it the pre-1914 Indian chief boostinga John D. Blggers, lUlaols glass exercising schedule each day. When Seattle—A t. this rate. L. C Ma- Stench a authority on homemak- room. Pearl Ooncl, Emily Hewitt, health officer. The newgpeperman needs ouL-tde tolaon is gotng to pick up 4,800 pMt to have oa good a supper and tion. During toe vacation, many of the department of commerce re- ler not, about the steam. manufacturer, srtioae plant was doing this it is aU right to add tng? Everybody knows that her Gertrude HlUa Clare Porter, Oeorgl- It is expected that county health InformatioD, he said, os ‘to wbetoe*' of a certain Wilhelm HohenaoUem pounds. aa good a time afterwarda aa we toe teachers returned to toair ported today, that this lengthens newspspera uffect ptibllc opinion one o f tha first involved in the soma special axerclsea which have husband ia always cramped up with did last month. homes. anna Montgomery, LilUan Griffin, officers will meet soon to discuss who is now a doddering ael* Pattern 8178 Is the kind at dress Had: coast to coast